09-03-2017, 12:24 AM
Hi again 
I appreciate your interest
I really don't know about mobile development so I can't recommend you any libraries... I know the Android Java API provides classes to access the app framebuffer, but I don't have first-hand experience about this.
I built tilengine for Android with the NDK, an entirely separate environment used to port system libraries written in C to android (or create new ones, but this is not recommended by Google). I had to get rid of the built-in windowing, because it uses SDL2 and I had problems linking to its android port. And then it needs an intermediate glue library also built with NDK on top of it to access it from Java (the JNI bridge). That's not easy task that would require much research, and hard work to maintain the JNI bridge up to date. But with the help of somebody with experience and interested on it, definitely tilengine could come to android.
Anyone...?
I appreciate your interestI really don't know about mobile development so I can't recommend you any libraries... I know the Android Java API provides classes to access the app framebuffer, but I don't have first-hand experience about this.
I built tilengine for Android with the NDK, an entirely separate environment used to port system libraries written in C to android (or create new ones, but this is not recommended by Google). I had to get rid of the built-in windowing, because it uses SDL2 and I had problems linking to its android port. And then it needs an intermediate glue library also built with NDK on top of it to access it from Java (the JNI bridge). That's not easy task that would require much research, and hard work to maintain the JNI bridge up to date. But with the help of somebody with experience and interested on it, definitely tilengine could come to android.
Anyone...?