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<h1>News</h1>
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<a href="scripting-research.html">Scripting research</a>
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2017-08-16 00:00
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<p><img src="../../images/2017-08-scripting-research.png" alt="Textbook with a text" /></p>
<p>This article describes scripting research in July 2017.</p>
<p><strong>Our first goal of using a scripting language was to have a platform-independent code that runs unchanged on every supported platform.</strong></p>
<p>OGS Editor 0.10 supports Python for such a code thanks to <a href="http://swig.org/">SWIG</a>. SWIG provides a way to wrap almost any C/C++ code and use it in dozens of languages like Python, Ruby, Lua, Java, C#, etc.. SWIG really helped us taste the beauty of platform-independent code. However, SWIG only works one way: from C/C++ to a target language. This means the main application must be in the target language, and C/C++ code can only be used as a library.. . .</p>
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<a href="scripting-research.html">Continue reading</a>
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<a href="openscenegraph-cross-platform-guide.html">OpenSceneGraph cross-platform guide</a>
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<a href="2016-november-recap.html">Continue reading</a>
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<a href="2016-october-recap.html">October 2016 recap</a>
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2016-11-19 00:00
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<p><img src="../../images/2016-11-19_2016-october-recap.png" alt="Gaining Android support was like climbing a mountain for us" /></p>
<p>This article describes how we spent a month building OpenSceneGraph (OSG) for Android: the first attempt to build OSG, the search for OSG alternatives, and the success in building OSG.</p>
<p><strong>First attempt to build OSG.</strong></p>
<p>Having no prior knowledge of Android development, we grabbed the latest Android Studio and started doing beginner tutorials. We passed Java part pretty fast. Everything worked out of the box. Then came C++ part and related problems.. . .</p>
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<a href="2016-october-recap.html">Continue reading</a>
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