JogAmp port to iOS, tested on ipad pro 11, arm64.
We use our own OpenJDK 9 x86_64 and arm64 build for the arm64 device and the x86_64 simulation.
The iOS port complements our wide range of supported platforms as demonstrated here. Continue reading “JogAmp iOS Arm64 Port: NEWT”
Tag: Java
JogAmp iOS Arm64 Port: First Visuals …
My favorite tagline from Niels Bohr, which I also have chosen for our Jenkins build & test server?
An expert is a man who has made all the mistakes which can be made, in a narrow field.
The OpenJDK build and GlueGen iOS bring-up had its own little challenges, now I walked through another bunch of Apple API wonders as provided by iOS. It surely is not my personal platform of choice by any means, but providing a true platform agnostic solution one cannot choose 😉
So after countless of further iOS obstacles, I finally got a first visual just now: Continue reading “JogAmp iOS Arm64 Port: First Visuals …”
JogAmp iOS Arm64 bring-up
I have been distracted from completing the 2.4.0 JogAmp release last two weeks, but at least it is for a good reason.
Our most valuable client CCT International ordered a JogAmp port running on Apple’s iOS devices, namely iPad Pro using an arm64. Continue reading “JogAmp iOS Arm64 bring-up”
Oracle Java[tm] 8u202 last supported version for JogAmp
Oracle Binary Code License
Around January 2019, Oracle made its last Java[tm] release, namely 8u202, under their Oracle Binary Code License Agreement for the Java SE Platform Products and JavaFX, last updated 21 September 2017.
This binary license still allows personal and commercial users to use and distribute their binary freely, i.e. commercially use the JDK + JRE, bundle the application w/ the JRE and even distribute the JDK unchanged within an electronic magazine. Continue reading “Oracle Java[tm] 8u202 last supported version for JogAmp”
JogAmp Release 2.3.0
Call for Compliance of Java(tm) Technology with the 4 Freedoms of Software
While being asked about JavaFX and whatever other Oracle, Google or
whatever technology, all I can say: I don’t really care – as long it’s free
and complies w/ the 4 freedoms of software.
Lately Oracle even made the proposal JEP 178: Statically-Linked JNI Libraries,
allowing Java applications using JNI within a statically deployed runtime. Read: May work on Apple’s iOS. Continue reading “Call for Compliance of Java(tm) Technology with the 4 Freedoms of Software”
JogAmp @ SIGGRAPH 2012
JogAmp: 2D/3D & Multimedia Across Devices Tuesday, 7 August 3:30 pm - 5:00 pm JogAmp provides OpenGL and OpenCL across devices using Java. Showcasing font, UI and video, high-level API utilization (Ardor3D, Java3D, etc.), and applications on Android, Linux, Window, OSX, and Solaris.
JogAmp Release v2.0-rc9 / Wiki ..
Today the v2.0-rc9 release has been notified w/ details.
http://jogamp.org/wiki/index.php/Release_2.0-rc9
http://jogamp.org/deployment/v2.0-rc9/
Continue reading “JogAmp Release v2.0-rc9 / Wiki ..”
Jogl/JogAmp Status Update ..
Last weeks the new video streaming feature GLMediaPlayer
was added for Android and machines w/ Libav/FFmpeg pre-installed.
We produced a presentation video showcasing JogAmp’s objectives: Continue reading “Jogl/JogAmp Status Update ..”
Jogl/JogAmp RC6 Beta / Linux Armv7 Builds
Besides adding proper Mac OS X support (10.5.8 – 10.7.*, incl. OpenJDK7),
OpenGL 4.2 and latest EGL, ES1 and ES2 extension updates and lot’s of stabilization’s,
Xerxes Rånby and myself worked on a proper Linux ARMv7 support.
Both were able to test on Omap4 (Pandaboard ES), Tegra2 (AC100), where Xerxes also tested on other machines, eg. Nokia N9 MeeGo. Continue reading “Jogl/JogAmp RC6 Beta / Linux Armv7 Builds”