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This enables choosing to build - for ARM or x86 - for a particular Android API level - using a particular version of the cross toolchain by setting a few variables at the top of the build script. This also allows specifying where to install the NDK and SDK by setting variables at the top of the build script. The default is to install them in the $HOME directory.
Because libz is in the Android NDK.
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Some people may not want the Android SDK installed in their home directory, so I think this should be configurable if you want to specify a different location for the SDK and NDK.
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Thanks for the patch. I've taken a look through and made a few suggestions above, but this is certainly a feature worth including. |
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These are the changes I made while working on porting GLib for the dLeyna project.
The first commit is so that I can easily build for (1) arm or x86 architecture, (2) a given Android API level, and (3) using a given version of the cross toolchain.
The second commit just removes zlib as a dependency of glib, since it's already supplied in the Android NDK.