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Currently we use the the arm-ndk and therefore builds that use this will not work on MIPS based devices. But there is a mips-ndk and i assume that one could compile a mips version if all libs (love, box2d, ...) compile successfully on the mips architecture.
But I never actually tested building it with the mips ndk. So it could work but I assume extra work will be necessary.

Hello,
thank you for quick response. Could you give me some links on how to build libraries with NDK? I always simply used eclipse to build projects, so I guess thats new to me.

I'm not sure if this is a useful starting point but:

* http://developer.android.com/sdk/ndk/overview.html
* http://developer.mips.com/android/download-android-ndk/
* checkout the code from https://github.com/hagish/love-native-android and try to compile it with the mips ndk

OK, I'll check things there. I'm just not very comfortable with compiling for android through console.

You can do all compiling steps within Eclipse, you have to modify the NDK location in the project building configuration only (for the ndk-build step obviously).

wow this looks cool. I would love to try this one on my new Android phone..

keep up the brilliant work guys, like seriously.

small update on the old love-java-android : (which does have sensor api)
new apk is up since yesterday, hopefully fixing the thread-related crashes with onmouse../onkey... and some phone-specific event code.

ghoulsblade wrote:small update on the old love-java-android : (which does have sensor api)
new apk is up since yesterday, hopefully fixing the thread-related crashes with onmouse../onkey... and some phone-specific event code.

I am sure hagish and I will have another love-native-android hacking day soon. Since you live close-by, you are invited to join and to add the features you miss.

Added apk download link in the first post. Thanks to moe.