openFrameworks and iPhone
Wednesday 20 May 2009 - Filed under Objective C + iPhone
I just had a comment from someone at memo.tv, and the links were cool enough that I’ll just share the whole comment. Definitely looks worth checking out:
Hey, you’re posts on cocoa are great and very useful, and cocos2d looks really cool too. But I thought I’d let you know (in case you didn’t know and might find it interesting), that you can develop for iPhone using openFrameworks and C++ (syntax much closer to AS3 than ObjectiveC). http://www.openframeworks.cc/download
An example of developing using C++/openframeworks for iphone can be found at http://www.memo.tv/openframeworks_on_iphone_sample_1
And also for openframeworks there are many addons, including some to wrap up opengl commands and also handle or draw splines.
http://www.memo.tv/ofxmsaspline
http://www.memo.tv/ofxmsashape3d
http://addons.openframeworks.cc/P.S. and I’m not just posting this to plug my own site
I really do think many people wanting to develop on iPhone can greatly benefit from this! And since openframeworks and ofxiPhone are opensource, hopefully contribute and develop it even further.
2009-05-20 » keith
20 May 2009 @ 9:43 am
Hey, thanks for the post!
btw I should have included this link too
some of the work created with openframeworks on iphone (I’m sure there’s more, these are just the ones tagged on vimeo)
http://www.vimeo.com/tag:ofxiphone
20 May 2009 @ 1:56 pm
[...] openFrameworks and iPhone [...]
20 May 2009 @ 11:52 pm
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memo is insanely talented and generous with his magic code. don’t forget to check out his real-time fluid dynamics for openFrameworks here.
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woohoo!
drew
21 May 2009 @ 3:55 pm
I try this framework, this look fantastic! But i cant really understand some points:
Where set the initial position of iPhone? This Work only in Landscape?
I try to load on image to stay in the botton of iphone on landscape, but this initial position i set in draw(0,0), this is the BottonLeft of iphone, in Portrait mode! I Can’t get how to rotate this!
29 June 2009 @ 4:03 pm
openFrameworks is awesome! I created http://www.openframeworks.info to add some quality information on how to create interactive displays using oF.