[android-developers] Re: Port my iPhone game

2009-01-11 Thread beachy
Hi Steve, Thought I would chip in my two cents.. I have worked on a few conversion projects the biggest being a social welfare system that was converted to java. From everything i have experienced in conversion projects i would say you are better to just recreate the code using your old code as a

[android-developers] Re: Port my iPhone game

2009-01-11 Thread Steve
Ok thanks guys, I've got a few options to consider now: i. do not release Android port ii. manually rewrite in Java iii. use auto conversion software for c++ -> Java iv. contract out to get the port written I have also contacted regarding iii and iv so I'll have a think about it and see what hap

[android-developers] Re: Port my iPhone game

2009-01-07 Thread jtaylor
If that was in the Top 5, I would do the whole thing in Java. - Juan T. On Jan 6, 6:19 pm, Steve wrote: > Hi there, > > I'm part of a team of developers that have recently released an iPhone/ > iPodTouch game via Apple's AppStore (reasonably known as in > 500,000 > downloads in < month, ~50,0

[android-developers] Re: Port my iPhone game

2009-01-07 Thread Margaret
where can we see these games as you written. mawei...@gmail.com 13585201588 2009/1/8 Steff : > > Apple should release an iPhone with an Android platform. Guess > not :-( > > > --~--~-~--~~~---~--~~ You received this message because you are subscribed to th

[android-developers] Re: Port my iPhone game

2009-01-07 Thread Steff
Apple should release an iPhone with an Android platform. Guess not :-( --~--~-~--~~~---~--~~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Android Developers" group. To post to this group, send email to android-developers@googlegroup

[android-developers] Re: Port my iPhone game

2009-01-07 Thread Mark Murphy
Steve wrote: > I'm part of a team of developers that have recently released an iPhone/ > iPodTouch game via Apple's AppStore (reasonably known as in > 500,000 > downloads in < month, ~50,000 downloads on Christmas day alone, spent > most of Christmas in Apple's top 5). The game is written in c++ a

[android-developers] Re: Port my iPhone game

2009-01-07 Thread Sena Gbeckor-Kove
Hi Steve, Converting between C++ and Java source code is certainly doable. You could just convert the code the Java from C++. It depends if performance is going to be an issue. There are number of C++ to Java converters available In ex colleague of mine used one from Tangible soft and seeme

[android-developers] Re: Port my iPhone game

2009-01-07 Thread Al Sutton
If you want to write your app in a way that will guarentee it will run on all Android devices, then the answer is the one you don't want to hear. It's possible to write native android apps, but you would be very limited as to the platforms which would be able to run the app due to the deployme