Process to Generate IOS 12 Java libs?

hooji · December 20, 2018, 8:29pm

I would like to use some of the newer features of IOS 12 that are not yet exposed by the current Multi-OS-Engine libraries.

Is it possible to regenerate these libraries myself? If so, could someone provide instructions and/or references on how to do so?

Thanks!!!

EDIT: To be clear, I want to regenerate moe-ios.jar from scratch. How to do it?

Noisyfox · December 21, 2018, 1:29am

You’ll gonna need to build the whole project by your own:

github.com

multi-os-engine/moe-core/blob/moe-master/moe.apple/moe.platform.ios/UPDATE_IOS_BINDING.md

# How to Update iOS Bindings with NatJGen

### Notes & Warnings

* Make sure you are going to bind the SDK you actually want to!
* Make sure your NatJGen version is bleeding edge!
* Do NOT skip steps in this guide, this guide is made specially so that the git diff can (and must) be minimal!
* Do NOT commit back any changes which are whitespace only into moe-core repository!

### Setup & Generation

* Build NatJGen if necessary

	```sh
	cd <repo>/moe/tools/master
	./gradlew :moe.generator.natjgen:build
	```

* Locate the latest build of the MOE SDK (at the time of writing, this is MOE 1.3). From this directory Clang and NatJ dylibs will be used. Create a local MOE SDK build if necessary.

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However this is pretty out-dated and you might find a lot of trouble building the whole project with latest Xcode / homebrew / macOS etc.

I’m currently working on a fork of the MOE project and try updating some of the documents and make it working with latest dev tools on macOS. If you wish to give it a try, you can find my fork here:

Edit:
It should be possible to use existing SDK to re-generate the bindings and build a moe-ios.jar without building the whole project but you might need to modify the build scripts.