Re: [fluid-dev] Android Support

[Nick Heyworth]

If OpenSLES support were basically in place, I could contribute by testing 
it on Android, and with other Android-related stuff.

I have a lot of experience with C/C++, Java, JNI, Windows, and Android, but 
unfortunately I'm not very good at setting up builds in a Unix environment. 
I understand there's some dependency problem with glib that needs to be 
built first, and that it's complicated and needs cerbero. With Unix it 
always seems to me that in order to use one tool, I need to build it first, 
and learn a few others tools first in order to do that ;-)

For the Android app I'm working on, I will need to implement a JNI interface 
to call fluidsynch from Java, and I'm prepared to share that once it's done. 
The thing is, I first need to be able to build the fluidsynch .so files for 
Android, which is where I'm stuck.

So if anyone could integrate the OpenSLES drivers and provide an environment 
where building just works out of the box, I could probably look after it 
from there.

I was already briefly in contact with Atsushi, but no solution yet. Maybe 
one of you guys could poke him?


Best regards,

Nick

-----Original Message----- 
From: Tom M.
Sent: Sunday, January 7, 2018 7:17 PM
To: Nick Heyworth
Cc: address@hidden
Subject: Re: [fluid-dev] Android Support

Supporting OpenSLES would definitely be a nice feature and I already asked 
Atsushi to draft another PR at github, but no reaction so far:

https://sourceforge.net/p/fluidsynth/code-git/merge-requests/3/

Overall it looks quite well, however I have no means to actually test this, 
so any effort I put into integrating and polishing this would be 
meaningless. Thus I'd welcome anyone submitting a PR on github so this can 
be discussed and tested.


Tom



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