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Raspberry Pi / No Export Project for Raspberry Pi

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JRNTexas
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Posted: 30th Jul 2020 01:08
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I noticed that there is , Export, As Android APK, As iOS IPA, As HTML5. But I don't see an export option for Raspberry Pi format.

So my question is, is the IDE for Raspberry Pi for developing for platforms other than Pi, but not Pi?
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Yeshu777
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Posted: 30th Jul 2020 11:08
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Hi,

The IDE on Pi is for developing for the Pi only ( I'm guessing why it's free )..

To Export to APK, think you need the Windows / Mac / Linux Version ( eg. App Game Kit Studio ) - which you have to purchase.

Personally, I develop my Pi projects on Windows / Linux ( PC ) and then copy the project to Pi and re-compile.. works fine.

The Win Version allows me to Export to APK also..

Hope this helps..

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Cybermind
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Posted: 30th Jul 2020 11:18 Edited at: 30th Jul 2020 11:20
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No, AppGameKit Pi can be used for developing on Pi, I've made an app that runs on a Pi2 and uses the pins.

EDIT: Got a phone call while writing a reply, so hadn't seen the reply above.
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JRNTexas
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Posted: 30th Jul 2020 13:40
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So which format to you export, APK?
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Cybermind
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Posted: 30th Jul 2020 18:53
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I don't export when developing for the Pi, I can either create the source code directly on the Pi, compile and run from the Pi, OR, I can create source on Windows, Linux or mac, then move the source code to Pi, compile and run.
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