X86 Support Added to Apportable SDK / Intel Blog

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saul June 23, 2014 at 11:11

Apportable SDK added x86 support

A week ago, the next version of the Apportable SDK platform with a remarkable number 1.1.11 was released. But even more remarkable is the other. For those who are not in the know, the Apportable SDK is a rather interesting tool that allows you to build Android applications from C ++ or Objective-C code originally written for iOS. Obviously, the Apportable SDK for creating cross-platform games is most in demand. A variety of game engines are supported in the SDK, and the resulting application is 100% native, requiring no additional environments or emulations.
So, starting with version 1.1.11, using the Apportable SDK, you can create applications for the x86 architecture. To generate the x86 version of the application during assembly, you must use the flag TARGET_ARCH_ABI = x86 .

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