On 04/10/11 01:48, Andrew wrote: > I am having some difficulty compiling the source code. This post is > largely posting my problems and solutions that I was unable to find > anywhere else. > > (I have been following the directions from here: > http://source.android.com/source/downloading.html) > > Repo seems to be downloading the code without a problem. > > When I run make... > > initially I encountered compiler errors having to do with const char* - >> char* for several instances of strchar(...) and strrchar(...) being > invalid. I corrected these errors by casting using > strchar((char*)...). > > I encountered and error having to do with something not being able to > find '-lasound'. I reinstalled lib-asound a few times, the correct > solution was to install the 32-bit library for it. > > Then I encountered and error with a something not being able to find > the wx/wxprec.h header file. (wx was not on that list of stuff to > install, however I needed to install libwxbase2.8-dev and then move > the it from /usr/include/wx-2.8/wx/* to /usr/include/wx/* > > I have attempted to run make using 'make -j4' (my computer has a dual > core processor), however it gets a few minutes into the compile and > gives a linking error with a .so file. if I just run 'make' with no > arguments it passes that point by over an hour, but obviously takes a > longer time to get there. I was also looking into using distcc to > spread out the load across another computer or two - but I am not sure > if there is anything to be gained (it looks like a large portion of > the work is linking and not actual compiling). > > Addititonally, while I was able to run 'lunch' the first few times, it > seems to have broken since, and now when I run lunch it says: > > Using lunch master without the GUI. > No such file: /home/andrew/.lunchrc. > > I have redownloaded the repo and reinstalled lunch with no effect. > Wait you reinstalled lunch? `lunch' is a bash function that is accessible after sourcing build/envsetup.sh. It is not a program that is actually 'installed'. The lunch function finds all the device/vendor configs in the source tree and then allows you to choose one to set as your product. Once this is done, you can build Android specifically for that product.
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