Hi everyone,
I recently subscribed to the Apple Developer Program and tried to build a Solarus package for iOS which is accepted for an upload on iTunes Connect, only way to make external tests in the wonderful world of Apple's smartphone
After a little fight with XCode, iSolarus is ready and available for 87 days on the TestFlight application, in a package containing the ZSDX quest.
For ones who want to test, you just have to install TestFlight and give me your email address so I can add you on the tester list.
For information, this package has of course only a preview/test purpose and won't ever be submitted for an App Store publication.
It's deployed for iOS 9.1 minimum and should run on armv7 and arm64.
About dependencies, the main binary is linked with LuaJIT 2.1.0-beta3, which is the first and only version to support arm64. however the JIT is not allowed on iOS, so the interpretation is still faster than using the plain Lua interpreter but it runs much slower than on other platforms, so you might see some slowdown.
I recently subscribed to the Apple Developer Program and tried to build a Solarus package for iOS which is accepted for an upload on iTunes Connect, only way to make external tests in the wonderful world of Apple's smartphone
After a little fight with XCode, iSolarus is ready and available for 87 days on the TestFlight application, in a package containing the ZSDX quest.
For ones who want to test, you just have to install TestFlight and give me your email address so I can add you on the tester list.
For information, this package has of course only a preview/test purpose and won't ever be submitted for an App Store publication.
It's deployed for iOS 9.1 minimum and should run on armv7 and arm64.
About dependencies, the main binary is linked with LuaJIT 2.1.0-beta3, which is the first and only version to support arm64. however the JIT is not allowed on iOS, so the interpretation is still faster than using the plain Lua interpreter but it runs much slower than on other platforms, so you might see some slowdown.
