Porting mdk to Compose-multiplatform

[sbenmeddour]

Hello there

I'm working on a library like FVP, but for Compose-multiplatform, you can find it here
I've almost done the iOS and Android part, there are probably a few bugs, or leaks, but this is still in early stage

Project is open-source, if you guys want to help or have any suggestion feel free to open an issue, or a PR

Actually I may need help on the desktop side (macOS, Windows): Compose runs on a JVM on desktop platforms, so to embed and use mdk-sdk native binaries, we'll have to create a JNI for it. If you have knowledge/experience with it feel free to explain me how to do it, or fork the project if you can

I already made a JNI for Android, but I am using Android's build system to compile it into a .so, i have no idea on how to do it for desktop (i'm not a c++ dev)

Thank you for reading me !

Enregistrement.de.l.ecran.2024-09-12.a.20.54.07.mp4

Enregistrement.de.l.ecran.2024-09-12.a.21.00.54.mp4

[DovgopolsSerj]

In fact, it's more correct to use the new FFM API for the desktop. Because desktops are not limited to older versions of the JDK. And you won't need to compile native libraries.
It works faster and safer than JNI.

[sbenmeddour]

Seems interesting, will take a look.

I tried JNA before, but it required so much code I gave up, i switched to JNI which was a lot more simple to maintain because of compilation checks