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13 if [ -z "$NDK" ] ; then18 if [ ! -d "$NDK" ] ; then19 echo "ERROR: Your NDK variable does not point to a directory: $NDK"23 if [ ! -f "$NDK/ndk-build" -o ! -f "$NDK/build/core/ndk-common.sh" ] ; then24 echo "ERROR: Your NDK variable does not point to a valid NDK directory: $NDK"28 if [ ! -d "$NDK/platforms" -o ! -d "$NDK/samples" ] ; then30 echo "Please run $NDK/build/tools/build-platforms.sh first !"95 $NDK/ndk-build -B $JOBS 2>&1100 $NDK/ndk-build -B $JOBS >> $MYLOG 2>&1117 run $NDK/ndk-build -B $JOBS
2 required by the Android NDK toolchains. This document explains161 To maintain binary compatibility to all existing NDK-generated machine code,163 that shall *not* be exported by the NDK-provided link-time libraries (i.e.164 $NDK/platforms/android-$LEVEL/arch-$ARCH/usr/lib/libc.so).166 Starting from NDK r7, the NDK libc.so is itself generated by a script170 The NDK libc.a, on the other hand, is a copy of a given version of the system176 None of the link-time NDK shared libraries should export any libgcc symbol.179 maintain binary compatibility with 'legacy' NDK machine code. Details are186 $NDK/build/tools/unwanted-symbols/$ARCH/libgcc.a.functions.txt202 'legacy' NDK machine code.[all …]