Re: Possible To Use SDL2 & Android Studio 2 On Linux?

On 23.01.2017 18:44, Eric Wing wrote:
>
> I’ve use ALmixer for years on Android. It is used commercially in a
> few engines, such the Corona SDK, so it has been hammered and debugged
> throughly on a bunch of specific Android problems. I finally have a
> native OpenSL ES backend decoder for it because the codec dependency
> hell and bloat. (All the dependencies are a PITA and then there are
> the potential patent issues on some codecs.) SDL_mixer probably works
> too, though I can’t attest to how much of a pain it is to build and
> how many of the Android issues have been worked through. (By Android
> issues, it can be a wide range from manufacturer specific issues to
> Android version specific issues, to general Android issues.)
>

With "I've used" you mean "I wrote it"? ;-)
Didn't know about ALmixer before, looks pretty good!

One thing I wondered about is: You mention iOS support, but the license 
is LGPL - isn't LGPL incompatible with iOS?
At least I think that this is a reason openal-soft isn't available on iOS.

Cheers,
Daniel
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