Hi
This question is slightly out of context, I have following questions,
1. Can I have anroid w/o the davlick vm, application framework, and APIS ?
2. The motivation here is write custom applications on top libraries
provided by anriod platform ? In others words, I want to strip of java
virtual
Hi Nimit ,
I want to build an external package. I tried compiling a Hello world example
with the toolchain provided in the prebuilt directory but when i execute it
i get
./a.out: 1: Syntax error: word unexpected (expecting ")")
I feel its not getting linked properly.
Were you able to compile u
Hi Vishal,
ya there is some problem with android toolchain or i am not sure if it is
designed to behave
in this behaviour.
If you make your hello world program a package and write an Android.mk for
it then it works fine. But if u just try to compile using prebuilt gcc
binary presnt in prebuily/..
Nimit,
How did you compile any external packages with it.Were you able to cross
compile any package and use on android. I tried building tslib statically
and use it on the board using 2007q3 toolchain,ts_print executed but could
not find other modules after setting all the paths i finally ended u
Hi all,
I have put a similar post in the following link. Didnt find any
posting on "native apps or NDK " :)...
http://groups.google.com/group/android-porting/browse_thread/thread/2786e7bb280ee4f2
Please have a look at it You can reply as part of the "How to
compile external packages using an
On Fri, Dec 26, 2008 at 8:43 PM, venu wrote:
> 1. Can I have anroid w/o the davlick vm, application framework, and APIS ?
You can take Linux + whatever user space libraries you want, but I
personally I wouldn't call this "Android" any more.
> 2. The motivation here is write custom application
Hi Dianne,
Thanks for the input. I would like to know what kind of licensing as
of now allows 3rd party to develop native apps. Is it that only
members of OHA get to develop native apps "for now" and it would be
open to the open source community sometime in the future?
Tersely put, what should a
This isn't a matter of the OHA all. The current Android SDK does not
support applications with native code. Period. The only situation where
native code is currently supported is for things that are built in to the
system image of a device, because in that case the native code can be
rebuilt eac
Hi Dianne,
Thank you for your reply. Sorry for the confusion. I did not intend to
develop native app using the Android SDK. I do understand that the SDK
does not support native code in applications.
My intention is the following:
I have downloaded the android source code from source.android.com
If you are working on the platform, look at the PlatformLibrary sample code
for examples of doing all of this stuff -- writing a native library, a Java
API to it with JNI, and client applications using the Java API.
http://android.git.kernel.org/?p=platform/development.git;a=tree;f=samples/Platfor
Hi Dianne,
Thank you for the link. Hope this helps all the guys out there working
on native libraries, in case they already dont know about it.
Regards
Kozak
On Jan 25, 11:20 am, Dianne Hackborn wrote:
> If you are working on the platform, look at the PlatformLibrary sample code
> for examples
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