We were eating /all/ button events except the back button. This would cause issues where Android wouldn't receive button press events for things like
volume rockers. So you couldn't change the audio ingame, even if that button isn't bound to an input.
Now we return to Android if we've handled that button press, so it works fine.
This was a fairly recent update that went unnoticed because it uses a cached variable.
When I previously updated Android cmake I didn't noticed this.
Basically the issue was that Android cmake was no longer setting ${LIBRARY_OUTPUT_PATH_ROOT}
and instead only setting it to ${CMAKE_SOURCE_DIR} if it was passed a variable.
Same PR is open on the android cmake repo here https://github.com/taka-no-me/android-cmake/pull/37
This menu allows us to configure the stereoscopy video settings if the device supports it.
This menu is only enabled if the hardware supports everything needed to use the feature.
We need to stop pretending that we "support" GLES 2.0 devices.
We are a high performance application that requires GLES 3.0, which was officially supported in Android 4.3.
The few Android phones that released with Android 4.2 and supported OpenGL ES 3.0 have already been updated to a later Android version.
This was '7' on all ARMv7 devices but was 'AArch64' on the Nexus 9.
Trying to cast to integer was causing a crash. We don't even use this so may as well as wipe it.
Also adds Nvidia to the CPU implementers list.
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