This topic describes how to configure the Tizen Studio for working with the NaCl (Native Client) SDK, and how to create a Native Client project.
Due to NaCl deprecation by the Chromium project, Tizen TV will continue its support for NaCl only until 2021-year products. Meanwhile, Tizen TV will start focusing on high-performance, cross-browser WebAssembly from 2020-year products.
To create Native Client (NaCl) applications for Samsung TVs, you must use the Tizen Studio with the Samsung NaCl SDK. The Samsung NaCl SDK provides additional TV-specific interfaces beyond those supported by the Google Chrome™ NaCl SDK.
To develop NaCl applications for Samsung TVs:
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Python 3 and higher is not supported.
Install the Samsung TV SDK, which includes the Tizen Studio and the extensions needed to develop TV applications.
Install the Samsung NaCl SDK version you want to use. You can do this in 2 ways:
Do not select the "pepper_xx" folder within the "nacl_sdk" folder.
If you have worked with the NaCl SDK before, the Tizen Studio automatically detects the path specified by your NACL_SDK_ROOT environment variable. If any NaCl toolchain is unavailable because of background tasks, such as verification, the "Browse" button is disabled and it is not possible to modify the NaCl SDK path. To cancel a background task, select the affected toolchain and click "Cancel" below the toolchain list.
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To create a NaCl project:
In the Tizen Studio, select "File > New > Other".
Select "Tizen > Samsung TV > Tizen NaCl App (C/C++)", and click "Next".
Define the project name, project folder, and programming language. Select the NaCl toolchain ("pepper_xx") that you want to use, and click "Next".
Select whether to create an example project or an empty project, and click "Next".
Define the position and size for displaying the NaCl module on the Web page, and click "Finish".
If you selected an example project, the position and size controls are disabled.