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- akenaton September 2017
- markhester September 2017
Is it possible to use Processing in Android mode with specific SDKs for specialist hardware?
I am trying to develop a simple Android App using Processing that will work with some specialist display technology that has its own SDK. I don't know how to use Android Studio but I can use Processing which is why I'm exploring this option. The hardware I am using and its API reference can be found here: https://developer.sony.com/reference/seg-sdk/packages
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@markhester===
that is possible with AS or Eclipse, using sony or samsung sdks; i dont know for P5 but why not, as these sdk are installed (many ways to do that)in the add-ons folder and can be used as any libs. Of course with P5 you probably have to add them manually.
@akenation thanks for the response. I will give that a try. I've not used the add-ons folder before so let's see what happens!