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Uses it in the artboard title but also updates the flutter runtime massively to support FFI & WASM C++ Rive Text. PRing to let the tests run. Diffs= 3be5ff0d8 Text (#4372) 90245a5e1 Fix the Android debug build 0a0f3c267 Fix for missing animation in a blend state. (#4415) 440512dca Add simd::if_then_else (#4403) ec9fb5bfc Revert "Update SIMD booleans to use bitwise logic operators" 701d8dee2 Update SIMD booleans to use bitwise logic operators e98b93a61 Add SIMD fallbacks for missing builtins 466f68e3a Add some more core math and SIMD functions
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Platform Considerations
In order to support some of our more low level features, Rive brings some of its C++ runtime to Flutter.
| Platform | Technology | Dependencies |
|---|---|---|
| iOS | FFI | statically linked |
| Android | FFI | rive_text.so |
| Windows | FFI | rive_plugin.dll |
| Mac | FFI | statically linked |
| Web | WASM | rive_text.js, rive_text.wasm |
iOS & Mac
We use cocoapods to build and statically link to your project the portions of Rive's C++ runtime that are necessary for text features.
Android
We use Gradle & CMake to build rive_text.so. Rive's runtime uses modern features that are only available on newer NDKs, for this reason we recommend updating your build.gradle to include ndkVersion 25.1.8937393
android {
compileSdkVersion 31
ndkVersion "25.1.8937393"
...
}
Windows
We use CMake to build rive_plugin.dll. Note that Clang compiler is required, see here for how to enable it in your Visual Studio: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/cpp/build/clang-support-msbuild?view=msvc-170
Web
We use emscripten to build a wasm and js file which are statically served via unpkg similarly to how Flutter delivers the CanvasKit wasm file.