nt /system so it's writeable.
Cheers!
On Nov 10, 4:22 pm, Hamilton Vera wrote:
> Never tested but you can try to export the LD_LIBRARY_PATH
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> export LD_LIBRARY_PATH /system/lib:/sdcard/yourlibs_dir/
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> If it works, give us a feedback.
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> []'s
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&g
I'm developing a system application apk and I'm using mm to develop
the program since it will put in the /packages/app
directory. I don't want to use ndk-build because mm will be used to
build the whole system, including my apk file.
The problem is that if I use shared libraries, they will be put
will need to use this magic function in libandroid_runtime to do this:
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> extern jobject javaObjectForIBinder(JNIEnv* env, const sp& val);
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> The header for this is currently in core/jni/android_util_Binder.h.
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> 2010/10/22 Samuel Skånberg
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> > Hello
ace. Until aidl can
> generate C++ stubs, I think it is easier than maintaining both C++ and
> Java
> interfaces.
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> 2010/10/20 Samuel Skånberg
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>> Well, those links were about JNI. I don't think I should have to use
>> JNI, do you? My service is implemented in C+
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> http://davanum.wordpress.com/2007/12/09/android-invoke-jni-based-meth...
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> []'s
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> Hamilton Vera
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> 2010/10/20 Samuel Skånberg :
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> > Hello,
>
> &g
Hello,
I want to create a binder service in C++ and be able to bind to that
service from java. My question is how? I have mimicked the
implementation in frameworks/base/camera/tests/CameraServiceTest/
CameraServiceTest.cpp. It compiles nicely without any warnings and I
can run it. But how do I con
