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Android Port – First Light
I bought myself and Android (2.1) HTC Legend phone. Obviously, the first thing I wanted to do was to get haxe/NME running on it. Now the Android platform is very well setup for Java development but,...
View ArticleAndroid Port – Second Look
I have looked into some of the performance aspects of the Android port, and I’ve come to some conclusions. Firstly, after looking at the disassembly, there did not seem to be any additional code...
View ArticleNew Releases!
Finally, I’ve managed to make a few more releases. Namely, HXCPP 2.06 and NME 2.0. HXCPP can be downloaded via “haxelib”, and works with the new 2.06 version of haxe. This release contains many bug...
View ArticleMinor Updates
I have just released a few minor updates to nme + hxcpp, which you can find on haxelib. These are relatively small \- just pushing out a few fixes for some bugs that have been reported. In most cases...
View ArticleAndroid + HXCPP – a Quickstart Guide
After having some success with making an Xcode template, I thought it would be relatively easy make something similar for eclipse and Android. However, there was nothing but pain for me when I tried,...
View ArticleFour Years – Still Kicking
Wow, I missed the 4-year anniversary. I have been a bit remiss in updating the old social-media postings of late, but will try harder. So apologies to those whose comments I have not answered, and I...
View ArticleNME From Scratch
Part 1 – Get The Basics Going I’ve just got a shiny new computer at home – nothing installed. So it seems like a good chance to go through exactly what it takes to get and NME sample up and running on...
View ArticleWWX Conference
I recently got back from ‘WWX’, the World Wide Haxe conference. I had a fantastic time – got to meet a whole bunch of people from the community. I gave a presentation about the architecture and some...
View ArticleHXCPP Built-in Debugging
The latest version of hxcpp has increased control over how much debugging information is included in the compiled code, as well as some built-in debugging and profiling tools. Debugging is normally...
View ArticleWwx2014 Talk – Hxcpp magic
Just got back from the haxe conference, wwx2014, after having a great time. Plenty of fantastic people to talk to. The talk consists of some slides, with a demo at the end. To run the demo, you need to...
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