I want to write a program (not an application, but a library) that will run on different Smart TV OS. For example, Samsung Tizen, LG WebOS, Android, Roku, etc.
I somehow see that C++ libraries are supported on all of the above platforms, so creating a C++ library is one solution that I have, but that would involve a big learning curve for my team.
I also know that all the above platforms are Linux kernel based. So, if I can figure out that, say, JRE or Python or any similar framework exists by default in these TVs, I can straight away write a Java or a python program instead of going the C++ way which will surely decrease the learning curve for my team.
The library which I am about to write is supposed to have very good performance and requires huge mathematical calculations and alterations to data, so I am avoiding JS based frameworks. In the worst case, I'll have to fall back to shell scripts, which I surely don't want to do! I'd rather go with C++ in that case.
I need an understanding of the existing architectures of these different TV operating systems for the presence of something like a JRE or Python or anything for that matter.
