ustadmobile-mre | UstadMobile application for Mediatek 's MRE platform

ustadmobile-mre is a C++ library. ustadmobile-mre has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

An MRE app can have access to file system, play media, draw 2D graphics with a 2D engine, has keyboard, touch and pen access, play audio, record, have access to Network with http, tcp socket support, have 5 levels of logging, parse xmls and has its own simulator. Mediatek has today ended support for MRE and even its tools and discussions making it quite hard to develop for this platform. The file extension for an MRE App is .vxp and it is a binary executable file that runs on an phone that has a Mediatek chip and supports MRE applications. During development, an MRE application gets built for x86 based processors that can run on the MRE simulator on Windows. In order to get the same project built for an actual MRE application, there is another step where we "make" the application that gives a vxp file that can be executed on the Mediatek MRE capable phone. An MRE application structured is based around events. At the start of the application you attach event handlers to system, key and pen events. It seems you cannot change the handlers again once they are assigned. You will need a Windows machine, Visual Studio 2008 is recommended and works the best (thats how old the documentation is) and have an ARM compiler (ADS1.2, RVCT3.1). I couldn't get GCC to cooperate. The next step is to Download Mediatek MRE's SDK from here (since Mediatek has removed any reference, discussion or tools relating to MRE) and install it. This SDK will make sure the necessary include header files for MRE SDK are available to be included in your project. This will also install a Wizard tool that will make you a demo application. The SDK also comes with a simulator and a Visual Studio 2008 toolbar that gets installed on to Visual Studio.