2 ms·

I want to code in Objective-C, and I don't think Android allows that, so I'm stuck programming for iPhone/iPad. I wish Google will support Objectice-C calls aga

by joubert 17y ago

I want to code in Objective-C, and I don't think Android allows that, so I'm stuck programming for iPhone/iPad. I wish Google will support Objectice-C calls against their APIs.

harto 17y ago
You could write your Android app in Objective-C and then run a program that translates it to Java. Google doesn't prohibit you from doing that.
strlen 17y ago
Afaik, Android has a Native SDK which means you can incorporate C code: http://developer.android.com/sdk/ndk/index.html http://developer.android.com/sdk/ndk/index.html -- I'd imagine, if you can get some cross compilation done with Obj-C it would work, as long as your output was a JNI library. You could use a JVM-based "close substitute" (e.g., Objective J->JS->Rhino) for the UI portion, which makes JNI calls to an Obj-C backend.