Dear List, We have updated our Android wrapper, so it builds itself entirely using Gradle (as normal for Android). The Gradle script will run the normal codec2 compile, and then it will run the cross-platform Android compile with the codebook arguments etc. for each Android architecture being targeted in the build. This will generate an Android AAR library (currently 714KB which supports armeabi-v7a and x86-64 by default).
https://github.com/UstadMobile/Codec2 Hopefully we can put together a basic demo app in the near future to allow a user to select a file to encode, or decode, and test encoding directly from the Microphone on Android. We could contribute an updated README.Android, but for most Android developers, they would probably use the gradle build and AAR. Anyone who is interested can see the relatively simple gradle script that shows the commands used to compile for Android in the source, so it might be better to reference the repo itself. Regards, -Mike -- Mike Dawson CEO Ustad Mobile Email: [email protected] Phone: +971 555 99 7043 Web: www.ustadmobile.com Twitter: @ustadmobile Facebook: www.facebook.com/Ustad.Mobile _______________________________________________ Freetel-codec2 mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/freetel-codec2
