Le 19 nov. 2012 22:44, "J Ral" a écrit :
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> Hi Emeric,
> First, thank you for the reply. I am using some libraries off of the
device and compiling it for android before pushing it to the device. Few
things work though, I can get NMEA and status information such as number of
satellites. Those call
Hi Emeric,
First, thank you for the reply. I am using some libraries off of the device
and compiling it for android before pushing it to the device. Few things
work though, I can get NMEA and status information such as number of
satellites. Those callback functions work but not location, not sur
Are you using android ndk to compile your c program? If so you would
probably notice that there is no IPC support in it. Then no android'ish way
to call IPC from a c program...
What don't you just do your gps tweaking in java, there is a full GPS api
in android java framework, isn't it?
Emeric
Le
I would love an android build with fq_codel enabled? on something?
It doesn't work well yet on wifi (as for why,
see last week's preso on it from linuxcon/ELC at:
http://www.teklibre.com/~d/bloat/Not_every_packet_is_sacred-Battling_Bufferbloat_on_wifi.pdf
)
But I intend to make a focus of the bu
Hello all,
Not sure if this is the right place to post this question. I am trying to
access the GPS device driver outside the java framework. I refer to gps.h
from hardware_legacy. In my c user program I get the sGpsInterface before
calling init with the callback functions (I only implemented th
Hello I am currently using C and hardware_legacy/hardware inclue files to
run some commands. I have setup callbacks for the GPS, calling init/start
succeeds and I get nmea information but the location callback (which is
supposed to provide the location) never gets fired. Is there something I
mi
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On Sunday, November 18, 2012 1:34:00 AM UTC-5, kanishka wrote:
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> Thanks for the reply. Yes it is a so file..
> Any reference to support this argument? (NDK so file -> belongs
> to library layer)
>
> On Sun, Nov 18, 2012 at 10:57 AM, bluesk...@gmail.com <
> bluesk...@gmail.com > wrote:
>
>> l
I try to use `jprobe` on Android phone.
I turned on the compilation flag `CONFIG_KPROBES=y` (`CONFIG_MODULES=y` is
already on too) and the build of a kernel went so far so good except these
2 warnings:
make[2]: warning: jobserver unavailable: using -j1. Add `+' to parent
make rule.
w
You shouldn't need to patch anything. I don't know how it works on windows
but in linux you open the terminal, go to the directory where linux sources
are and then you type "make menuconfig" (without the "") and it should open
a bios-like program where you can enable android features before the
Hi
Please post only kernel related questions in this group.
There is nothing like a library layer, it is also part of Android framework.
You basically have three layers, Application, Framework and the Kernel.
Applications: all the apps, widgets (java part)
Framework: Android base classes, HAL, med
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