06-28-2015, 07:27 PM
PPSSPP is almost entirely C++, and it's only got one core that's used on all platforms. There are Java (for Android) and Objective-C (for iOS) parts but they are very small. These just tie things in to the OS. Linux is 100% C/C++.
And yes, everything is in git - although some of the code is in ppsspp, and some of the code is in ppsspp/native which is technically a different repo (but both of these are C++.)
So, I think going from Linux is probably the easier route. There are two linux versions, one that uses a C library called "SDL" and another that uses "Qt". Both are used to integrate with the OS, SDL is the simpler version I think.
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And yes, everything is in git - although some of the code is in ppsspp, and some of the code is in ppsspp/native which is technically a different repo (but both of these are C++.)
So, I think going from Linux is probably the easier route. There are two linux versions, one that uses a C library called "SDL" and another that uses "Qt". Both are used to integrate with the OS, SDL is the simpler version I think.
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