[Ves] VES / Kiwi app 101

[Pat Marion]

Hi,

Try out the example apps in Apps/Android/PointCloud and Apps/Android/Kiwi.
The PointCloud app is pure C++, it uses the native activity to implement an
android app without any Java source files.  The Kiwi app is a basic app
that has a Java layer implementing a basic UI and has a multithreaded GL
canvas.  Unfortunately, Android apps are never very simple, because you'll
want to have that multithreaded GL canvas.  For the PointCloud app, just
use the CMakeLists.txt and make.  For Kiwi, you can use Eclipse to run the
app.  You'll need to use the configure_cmake.sh to configure the C++ jni
library, and run make at the command line, but you can use Eclipse to then
develop the Java and build/run the app.  Just use Eclipse as you usually
would for the sample apps that come with the standard Android SDK.
Goodluck!

Pat

On Fri, Dec 28, 2012 at 9:41 PM, Sergio Vera <sergio.vera at alma3d.com> wrote:

> Hello VES users
>
> I've succesfully compiled VES+Kiwi under windows with the help of the list
> and recent git commits.
>
> Now I want to try some really simple app (eg: just a sphere or cube in
> screen)
> My experiece is limited to ordinary android java based apps.
>
> How can i setup a VES project in eclipse adt? Perhaps I should stick to
> CMake way? (taking VES\src\kiwi\CMakeLists.txt as example perhaps)
>
> Many thanks
>
>
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> Sergio Vera
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