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AUI Framework
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Cross-platform base for C++ UI apps
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AUI Framework
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Cross-platform base for C++ UI apps
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See also: Macros
AUI provides the unified way to cross-compile your application with AUI_BUILD_FOR CMake configure variable. When specified, CMake does the whole configure routine as if the project is compiled for the host system but it generates extra project directory for the target platform's development environment once the apps target is invoked.
To build target platform's final application package, run build the apps target.
Android:
iOS:
These commands produce an Android Studio/Xcode project in build/app_project directory and build it. You can now open it in Android Studio/Xcode to upload the application to your device and debug. Both support C++, so you can continue development of your app there.
AUI_BUILD_FOR value | Host platform | Target platform | Project environment | Project dir |
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android | Windows Linux macOS | Android | Gradle (can be opened with Android Studio) | ${CMAKE_BINARY_DIR}/app_project |
ios | macOS | iOS | Xcode | ${CMAKE_BINARY_DIR}/app_project |
-DVAR=VALUE syntax) are not forwarded to the child CMake configure process. To bypass the limitation, use auib_mark_var_forwardable(VAR) function, where VAR is your variable name.