Although still a rumor, John Prosser leaked that Apple is bringing many apps to the iPadPro, including XCode: https://appleinsider.com/articles/20/04/29/why-apple-may-bring-xcode-to-the-ipad-and-what-it-has-to-do
What would be involved in bringing Solar2D to run natively on iPadPro?
@troylyndon - I take it you mean running the Solar2D simulator, including the ability to build?
If that is the question, I’d say it sounds like a non-starter. Still Vlad will have to decide this ultimately.
IMHO, the iOS OS is not really suited to editor style apps. Not to mention peripherals which are a bit limited for a iPadPro.
I can see people getting excited about this if they’ve already spent the coin on an iPadPro and want to save money by ditching the future need for a desktop, but for most (Apple) folks it will still be better to use a Mac.
Still, iOS will continue to change and mature, so I’m sure this will all be possible and easier later when they get their tools and libraries chains worked out.
Even if this rumor is true for Xcode, I suspect Apple will easily allow other tools just like that. It would probably take some time before they let other developers publish their tools.