I have ben looking around the forum and yet not find any post about java and inline in GLBasic but the mention is still abaliable since v11. The help is not helping in this point, so I wonder: is it possible to inline java commands in GLBasic? And so on, it is possible to call funtions, classes, etc from a .java file?
I´m testing a free engine which is able to compile for Win/OSX/Linux/IOS/android and provides all the stuff of the full API in .java files. My goal is to get it working in GLBasic, so a little example on how to get it done will be appreciated.
It's will newer been possible. Glbasic is wrote in c++.
It's only been possible with android, but it's uses own java system using virtual machine, so it's not compatible with normal java. Here it's call java directly, no in-line.
Ok, thank you for the insight. :)
I will just keep looking for an alternative to enrich GLbasic.
A doubt that came around. Bullet Physics is full coded in C++. So... will be possible to "inline" them?
I believe so. :good:
It has been done before to a certain level.
if you want enrich GLbasic Bethlem use C++ (better than C++?¿ faster, hardest?¿***) , for use C++ take a look to make Wrappers, the problem it's any wrapper have his own mode to done....
About bullet obviously you can make a port for GLbasic, in fact I think baccslider make a port of BulletPhysics and running but only in desktop platforms...
http://www.glbasic.com/forum/index.php?topic=7757.0
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There it's the web, with the path for do the training, you have readings, exercices and obviously the Youtube video and Channels for pick a lot of C++ code.
http://www.minidosis.org/#/
Inline include c++ code, so its possible to include c++ code directly.
Glbasic actuelly compiles to cpp files first and then compile the cpp files to various platforms.
Only android platform require Java for its UI system. Android Extras does uses Java calls to Android Virtual Machine, but its only works on Android.