Starbound on Pyra?

[Alperoot]

I know you guys are exhausted from having ".... on Pyra?" threads but I have to ask it

http://playstarbound.com/system-requirements/

Would it be possbile on the 4 GB version? I guess the only impossibility would be OpenGL 2.1 compatibility. (And x86 of course)

 

[Ted]

I know you guys are exhausted from having ".... on Pyra?" threads but I have to ask it
http://playstarbound.com/system-requirements/

Would it be possbile on the 4 GB version? I guess the only impossibility would be OpenGL 2.1 compatibility. (And x86 of course)

I assume it has to be cross-compiled for the Pyra's CPU.


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[Wally]

If you use Exagear Desktop it may run whilst in a wine environment but there's no guarantee it will run at full performance.

 

[Alperoot]

If you use Exagear Desktop it may run whilst in a wine environment but there's no guarantee it will run at full performance.

I guess you know we never need fullspeed ...
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If you use Exagear Desktop it may run whilst in a wine environment but there's no guarantee it will run at full performance.

Why in Wine? It already has a Linux version.

 

[Wally]

I guess you know we never need fullspeed ...
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Why in Wine? It already has a Linux version.

You're still going to need Exagear irregardless!

 

[Alperoot]

Aww, I know

 

[fahrstuhl]

I'm not sure if it is valid to compare CPUs like this, but there exist some Intel Core 2 Duo CPUs that have a lower Geekbench multi-core score than the 1511 score of the Samsung Exynos 5250, a 1.7GHz ARM Cortex A15 dual-core CPU, which I assume to have roughly the same performance as the Pyra's OMAP 5.
So, performance-wise, it's probably not impossible.
(And I faintly remember one of the devs once saying they weren't using any x86-only code and it might compile to ARM, but they won't look into it for quite some time. I can't find a source for this, though, so I might be making this up.)

You can find the average scores of x86 CPUs here: https://browser.primatelabs.com/processor-benchmarks
And the scores of mobile devices: https://browser.primatelabs.com/android-benchmarks

 

[Alperoot]

I'm not sure if it is valid to compare CPUs like this, but there exist some Intel Core 2 Duo CPUs that have a lower Geekbench multi-core score than the 1511 score of the Samsung Exynos 5250, a 1.7GHz ARM Cortex A15 dual-core CPU, which I assume to have roughly the same performance as the Pyra's OMAP 5.
So, performance-wise, it's probably not impossible.
(And I faintly remember one of the devs once saying they weren't using any x86-only code and it might compile to ARM, but they won't look into it for quite some time. I can't find a source for this, though, so I might be making this up.)

You can find the average scores of x86 CPUs here: https://browser.primatelabs.com/processor-benchmarks
And the scores of mobile devices: https://browser.primatelabs.com/android-benchmarks

Whoah! Didn't expect to hear this

 

[___]

I still don't think there is a chance to get starbound for ARM. exagear is your best bet. The devs of starbound are not the most dependable.