How to code sharing between Android and iOS

Question

I\'m moving away from strict Android development and wanting to create iPhone applications. My understanding is that I can code the backend of iOS applications in C/C++ and

Answer 1

I posted this same answer to a similar question but I think it's relevant so...

I use BatteryTech for my platform-abstraction stuff and my project structure looks like this:

On my PC:

• gamename - contains just the common code

• gamename-android - holds mostly BatteryTech's android-specific code and Android config, builders point to gamename project for common code

• gamename-win32 - Just for building out to Windows, uses code from gamename project

On my Mac:

• gamename - contains just the common code

• gamename-ios - The iPhone/iPad build, imports common code

• gamename-osx - The OSX native build. imports common code.

And I use SVN to share between my PC and Mac. My only real problems are when I add classes to the common codebase in Windows and then update on the mac to pull them down from SVN. XCode doesn't have a way to automatically add them to the project without scripts, so I have to pull them in manually each time, which is a pain but isn't the end of the world.

All of this stuff comes with BatteryTech so it's easy to figure out once you get it.