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SRB2 for Google Android!
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SYNOPSIS
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Port of SRB2 to Android, tested against version 1.6 (donut).
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I did this with a full Android tree, rather than the NDK thing.
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BUILDING
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Assuming a pretty standard Android tree, at $REPO, and the SRB2
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tree at $REPO/packages/apps/srb2 (that is, the *whole* SRB2
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tree, not just this android/ directory):
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cd $REPO
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source build/envsetup.sh # this gives us the mm command,
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# which is useful for selectively
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# building only one component.
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cd packages/apps/srb2
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mm
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An APK is dumped out at (or similar):
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out/target/product/generic/system/app/SRB2.apk
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Naturally, an SRB2 APK is architecture specific. Since most
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Android devices are currently ARMEL, this is pretty okay.
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NB. It appears that the Java app (the thing that becomes the APK)
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is *not* rebuilt if changes are only made to libsrb2. Grr.
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REGENERATION OF JNI HEADERS
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Whenever the Java classes in org.srb2.nativecode change,
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the C header files that describe the JNI interface to them
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need to be regnererated. Make sure you have the project
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built (so that the jar files are up to date), and then:
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cd $REPO/out/target/common/obj/APPS/SRB2_intermediates
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javah -classpath classes.jar -o $REPO/packages/apps/srb2/src/android/jni_main.h org.srb2.nativecode.Main
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# ... and no, I don't know how to mash all that into the
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# Android.mk build system...
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