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-### Monkey2 Target SDKs
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-Monkey2 target SDKs.
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-#### The Windows Desktop Target
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-Monkey2 can use either the mingw or msvc express 2015 compilers to build desktop apps.
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-To use mingw, you can use the mingw build tools available at [[http://monkeycoder.co.nz/monkey2-files]]. Simply download the mingw build tools package, run it (it's a self extracting exe), and select your monkey2 'devtools' dir for installation.
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-Note that the prebuilt binaries available from itch.io already include mingw in the 'devtools' dir.
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-To use msvc instead of mingw, you will need to install msvc express 2015 and change the following line in bin/env_windows.txt:
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-\#MX2\_USE\_MSVC=1
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-You will need to rebuild all modules after doing this.
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-Downloads for msvc express can be found here - https://www.visualstudio.com/vs/visual-studio-express/
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-#### The Macos Desktop Target
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-Monkey2 uses the command line tools included with xcode to build desktop apps for macos.
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-#### The Linux Desktop Target
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-Monkey2 uses the 'gcc' command line tools to build desktop apps for linux.
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-#### The Emscripten and Wasm Targets
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-Monkey2 uses the emscripten sdk compilers and tools to build emscripten and wasm apps.
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-To install the emscripten sdk, please see this page: [[https://github.com/juj/emsdk/blob/master/README.md]].
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-#### The Android Target
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-Monkey2 uses the android NDK (native development kit) to build android apps.
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-Setting up for Android development:
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-1) Install android studio and make sure it works, ie: you can build and run one of the simple template projects on a device or emulator. Android studio is available here: [[https://developer.android.com/studio/index.html]].
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-2) Install the 'NDK' (native development kit) using android studio via 'SDK Manager->SDK Tools'.
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-3) Install the Android 7.0 (Nougat) SDK Platform (API Level 24) using android studio via 'SDK Manager'.
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-4) Edit your monkey2 bin/env_windows.txt file and change the ndk-bundle 'PATH' setting so it points to the NDK. Or, you can just add the ndk-bundle directory to your system PATH.
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-5) Fire up Ted2 and select 'Build->Rebuild Modules->Android'. Wait...
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-Building an Android app:
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-1) Build your app in Ted2 using 'Build->Build Only' with 'Build Target->Android' selected.
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-2) Open the generated android studio project (at myapp.products/Android) in android studio.
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-Note: I recommend *disabling* the following android studio setting for mx2 dev:
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-File->Settings->Build, Execution, Deployment->Instant Run->Enable Instant Run
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-With this enabled, android studio doesn't seem to notice when external project files change.
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-#### The iOS Target
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-Monkey2 uses the command line tools included with xcode to build ios apps.
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