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Could you possibly release an APK? #1
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I'm not planning to make and release any builds but I'm planning to somewhat maintain the details of how to build this fork using your android phone. Current state of the code should be buildable with AIDE and AIDE-ndk. AIDE-ndk isn't updated in a long time though, so future versions (with some audio support) will require some more steps (already roughly described in README file). |
Okay - so Covid has me back to looking at getting this working better with newer Android versions (mostly adding more zoom options for the various ways you can hide the title bar/menu now, and fixing the setting menu). The whole Termux thing was pretty confusing and I couldn't get anywhere with the instructions (got Termux installed which is cool...), but I can build with the commit prior to your most recent. However - haptics don't work. Do they work for you? thx |
Great to hear that you got it to compile from somewhere. I haven't thought about the haptics. But I see that they do not work for me. The reason why the latest commit doesn't work is due to the inclusion of aaudio-API that requires a newer ndk. And I haven't pushed the code that uses it either. I have a rough version working for clear tunes but fails whenever the frequency goes lower than the previous tone. I want to re-factor that but do not have much time. |
Okay - thanks for the quick reply! I don't really care about the audio, put would like the haptics to work. If you think of anything let me know :) I guess I will take a look at compiling it with Doug's original setup (though I am sure that is quite crusty). |
Maybe it has something to do with the compatibility layer. I never got that to work but got rid of compile time dependencies by this commit. Doug's style using the promoted way to build android apps is probably more modern. But I like to be able to do it on my phone and therefore made this re-factoring to a slightly older project style. Without knowing what you do with the emulator I have to promote my repository https://github.com/deckaddict/a-ti-den which can load programs into a TI83 ram file and even "stream" apps from ticalc.org. |
Been using AndieGraph for years, but it doesn't work so well with Pie.
Can you publish an APK built in a more recent SDK?
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