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how to install components to MAC footbar2000

Dear All,
It seems that there is no way to install components to MAC footbar2000, correct? Or can anyone let me know how to do that?

Thanks,
Yoyo

Re: how to install components to MAC footbar2000

Reply #1 –
You don't, as the macOS version doesn't support any components to speak of. Everything, like the iOS and Android versions, is compiled and linked in before distribution.

Re: how to install components to MAC footbar2000

Reply #2 –
Thanks! But why there are MAC footbar2000 components available to be downloaded? Thanks again.

Re: how to install components to MAC footbar2000

Reply #3 –
I don't see any.

Re: how to install components to MAC footbar2000

Reply #4 –
Maybe for programmer.

Re: how to install components to MAC footbar2000

Reply #5 –
Quote from: yoyo9898 on
Dear All,
It seems that there is no way to install components to MAC footbar2000, correct? Or can anyone let me know how to do that?

Thanks,
Yoyo

All component AFAIK are built for Windows use fb2k API.
Enjoy life now, this is not a rehearsal.

Re: how to install components to MAC footbar2000

Reply #6 –
Quote from: Gabriel Schwartz on
All component AFAIK are built for Windows use fb2k API.

Not exactly (although like 99% are). It's true that until September 2023, the fb2k SDK supported only Windows. But since 2023-09-06 SDK release, macOS support was added.
So if you're using a newer version of the SDK when developing a component, you can build it for both Windows and macOS (if you implement your component for both platforms, that is).

That being said, I tried learning to use it during one weekend and well, it has some learning curve, so to say... detailed documentation would be great help, but not sure if it's in the pipeline.
I'm used to code daily for many years, but mostly in Kotlin/Java. Used to work with C++ a bit, but it's long time ago (~7 years), so got to admit I'm a bit rusty with the language.
Anyway, I plan to try some more when I have the free time. It would be nice to see macOS components development take off.