iOS SDK 4.3 and few compilation errors

[Matic]

Hello,

I have followed this tutorial: http://bulletphysics.org/mediawiki-1.5. ... om_scratch but I cannot compile my Hello World project. I get this error: "error: BulletDynamics/btBulletDynamicsCommon.h: No such file or directory". Framworks are in /Library/Frameworks and I have added them to Xcode project. Please help!

Thanks!

[Matic]

I have successfuly included Frameworks in my project but I get following error: Lexical or Preprocessor Issue 'cstdlib' file not found? What can I do?


Thanks!

[Matic]

so nobody is usinge Bullety Physics with iOS SDK 4.3? I really need some guidance. Thanks in advance for help!

[Matic]

These are compilation errors. Any ideas?

[Matic]

For all that have problems with Bullet Physics and Objective-C - change your Objective-C file to Objective-C++ and you can include Bullet Physics into OC file.

I need to compile Bullet Physics into Frameworks for iOS. What do I have to change in CMAKE file for iOS (ARM) compilation?

[ghertum]

I need to compile Bullet Physics into Frameworks for iOS. What do I have to change in CMAKE file for iOS (ARM) compilation?

Haven't tried to create a framwork, but you can easily create a static library for iOS by changing some minor stuff in the "Extras/AllBulletDemosOSX"-project and creating a new static library build target. I haven't managed to do the same with cmake.

[AffluentNerd]

There is a tutorial with step by step instructions for integrating Bullet Physics with iOS 5.x and Apple's GLKit framework and OpenGL ES 2.0 http://www.informit.com/articles/article.aspx?p=1914612

The example code downloadable with the tutorial will get you started quickly and produces an interesting simulation.

[Erwin Coumans]

@ AffluentNerd Thanks for the tutorial link!

The latest SVN trunk should compile out-of-the-box for iOS when using premake. In a nutshell you can run the following commands to generate Xcode files with iOS support:

cd build
./premake_osx --ios xcode4

Apple contributed some unit tests and optimizations, which are included.
Thanks,
Erwin