blob: 75beab60135d820ee82ccc4b47b9e1c256a5efa5 (
plain)
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
|
#
# Common Makefile pieces for building Java / Android apps.
#
#
# BOOTSTRAPDIR needs to be set to this directory before starting this
#
# Probably would be best to just stop fooling around with the possibilities to
# set various stuff with the -env command line parameters (and environment
# variables?) and in a plethora of rc files, and hardcode construction of
# *all* required pathnames based on the app installation location for Android
# (and iOS), etc. We don't really win anything by having so many layers of
# configurability on platforms like Android and iOS where apps based on LO
# code are very much self-contained pre-packaged thingies.
APP_DATA_PATH=/data/data/$(APP_PACKAGE)
SODEST=libs/$(ANDROID_APP_ABI)
OBJLOCAL=obj/local/$(ANDROID_APP_ABI)
define COPYSO
$(error COPYSO should not be used now with DISABLE_DYNLOADING)
endef
define COPYJAR
cp $(1) libs
endef
#
# Helpful rules ...
#
#
# The Android SDK recommends you copy/paste some big -package-resources
# rule in order to not pack certain kinds of resources. Unfortunately this
# rule interacts with the rest of the ant code in horrible ways such that
# upgrading your SDK auto-breaks everything.
#
# Horrors below:
#
$(BOOTSTRAPDIR)/no-resource-compress.xml :
( \
android_sdk_ver=`grep 'Pkg.Revision' /opt/libreoffice/android-sdk-linux/tools/source.properties | sed 's/^.*=//' | sed 's/\..*//'` ; \
echo "Android SDK version is: $$android_sdk_ver"; \
cp -a $(BOOTSTRAPDIR)/no-resource-compress-$$android_sdk_ver.xml $(BOOTSTRAPDIR)/no-resource-compress.xml ; \
if ! test -f $(BOOTSTRAPDIR)/no-resource-compress.xml; then \
echo "Unknown Android SDK version: $$android_sdk_ver - failing hard" \
exit 1; \
fi \
) || exit 1
android_version_setup : $(BOOTSTRAPDIR)/no-resource-compress.xml
properties:
echo sdk.dir=$(ANDROID_SDK_HOME) >local.properties
echo sdk.dir=$(ANDROID_SDK_HOME) >../../Bootstrap/local.properties
echo "# File needed by ndk-gdb" >jni/Application.mk
echo "APP_ABI := $(ANDROID_APP_ABI)" > jni/Application.mk
echo "APP_PLATFORM := android-14" >> jni/Application.mk
install: build-ant
unset JAVA_HOME && $(ANT) debug install
@echo
@echo 'Run it with "make run"'
@echo
uninstall:
$(ANDROID_SDK_HOME)/platform-tools/adb uninstall $(APP_PACKAGE)
clean: properties
$(ANT) clean
rm -rf assets libs $(SODEST) $(OBJLOCAL) $(BOOTSTRAPDIR)/no-resource-compress.xml
# If you reinstall an app several times *on the simulator*, even if you
# uninstall it between, disk space seems to leak that won't get recycled until
# you stop and start... No idea if this holds for a device, too. (And you
# can't "stop" a device anyway.)
stop-start-cycle:
$(ANDROID_SDK_HOME)/platform-tools/adb shell stop && $(ANDROID_SDK_HOME)/platform-tools/adb shell start && sleep 10
|
