1 The first step in the process is to set-up the development environment relating to the platform you would like to support.
(For Android development, follow the instructions on this page to install eclipse and the SDK Platform Android SDK 2.3.1 (API 9).)

2 The second step is to write your C++ code in any of the environments you are most comfortable with, whether that be Visual Studio, XCODE, Eclipse or QT. Providing you stick with the AGK command set, your working source code is guaranteed to compile across all the platforms we support.

3 When you have created and tested your application, you are ready to produce the binaries for the other platforms. For this we have created a series of templates that will allow you to drop your source code and media files directly into the template folder and compile to produce a binary for that platform. Aside from some considerations over certification and manifests, it's a simple cut and paste operation. We have also provided extensive guides on how to approach the compiling of the binary on each platform.