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With the new update, I can't export my app for a different OS than mine...
Hi, I just updated Processing, and now I no longer have the option to export for Windows, Mac and Linux at the same time. I can only export for MacOS, which is the platform I am using most.
How can I solve that? Do I need to launch Processing on my other OS and re-export my app everytime on each platform?
Thanks.
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Yes.
The short answer is yes.
The longer answer is that you can use a jar I put together as a workaround for this: http://StaticVoidGames.com/tutorials/deployment/JarSplice.jsp
If the sketch is using a native library (OpenGL, serial...), there can be some additional work to get the binaries specific to a platform from Processing... Curiously, Processing still ships with binaries for all platforms (at least in the 32-bit Windows release).
The jar I posted actually handles the OpenGL stuff for most platforms (and I can add more if people request it). But yeah, if you use other native libraries, you'll have to handle that yourself.
Ok, thanks.