Convert to Android

[pjajati]

Can i convert this C# code to android by using xamarin form

Will it create any problem with sensors or any other issue ?

[Larsvest]

Not easily . But look here:

AOG Unity port for Android

Hi everyone, I came from the Combine forum, there I combined pixhawk with AOG. This is my attempt to make a port for android. This is unity. There is still a lot of work, but something is already working. [android port]

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QtAgOpenGPS lives... and needs a new name

Since it’s cold and snowy outside again, thought I’d post a quick note to let anyone interested know that I’ve picked up work on QtAOG again. The hardest part is coming up with a name! I want to remove Qt from the name, and rename it so that people know it is based on AOG, but it is not AOG. f Any ideas are welcome. Too bad QOpenGuidance is taken! User-interface-wise it still is virtually unchanged from before and mostly non-functional. However the core logic ported from AOG h…

[torriem]

@pjajati

Can i convert this C# code to android by using xamarin form

If you have C# experience and experience with C# GUI development, then yes you sure could. It would not be a trivial task as WinForms forms the base of all AOG main classes and dictates the structure and flow of AOG code. Definitely if a contributor could replace WinForms with something like Xamarin Forms or Avalon, AOG would become very portable to Linux, iOS, Android or macOS in it’s C# form without porting to other languages like C++. That would be a great place to be.

Will it create any problem with sensors or any other issue ?

I’m not sure what you mean by that. Android has certain limitations compared to regular PCs and Windows tablets. Usually the only methods of communicating would be WiFi, Bluetooth, or a serial adapter connected to the USB OTG port, so you’d have to work within those limitations.