joml-bullet

This is an implementation of bullet wraps around native bullet using SWIG.

Gradle

Build Natives

• ./gradlew native_linux_amd64_gcc
• ./gradlew native_linux_i686_gcc
• ./gradlew native_linux_windows_amd64_mingw32
• ./gradlew native_linux_windows_i686_mingw32

Building

CMAKE

• <toolchain>
  • android_armeabi_gcc.cmake
  • linux_amd64_gcc.cmake
  • linux_i386_gcc.cmake
  • linux_windows_amd64_mingw32.cmake
  • linux_windows_i686_mingw32.cmake
  • macosx_amd64_clang.cmake
  • windows_amd64_msvc.cmake
  • windows_i386_msvc.cmake

cd build
cmake ../ -DCMAKE_TOOLCHAIN_FILE=../toolchains/<toolchain>.cmake
make

linux - linux and windows

To build the natives on linux you need:

• ant - installed on the system to build the natives for the generated wrapper code
• swig - installed on the system to produce both the generated code for the native and java bindings

• linux
  • i686
    1. gcc
    2. gcc-c++
    3. libstdc++.i686
    4. glibc-devel.i686
  • amd64
    1. gcc
    2. gcc-c++
    3. glibc-devel
    4. libstdc++
• windows
  • i686
    1. mingw32-winpthreads
    2. mingw32-winpthreads-static
    3. mingw32-gcc
    4. mingw32-gcc-c++
  • amd64
    1. mingw64-winpthreads
    2. mingw64-winpthreads-static
    3. mingw64-gcc
    4. mingw64-gcc-c++

Then simple run ant to generated the binding code between java along with compiling the necessary libraries.

the output is produced under the native-build folder and is formatted in this fashion: libbullet-[linux,windows]-[i686,amd64].[dll,so]

To build the java portion of bullet, simply run ./gralew build

OSX

• mac
  • i686
  • amd64

License

This library is Licensed under the Apache 2 License and is a rework of bullet wrapper from libgdx