Yup On Android: Window support via glfw #29
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Port Yup on Android devices.
Renders at 60fps on GLES3.0 !
To build for android you need to issue a special cmake command:
cmake -G "Unix Makefiles" -B build -DYUP_TARGET_ANDROID=ONThis will generate Android projects inside the
build/examples/*folders that can be opened with AndroidStudio.Requires glfw/glfw#2654