Lines Matching refs:host

8  * Rebuilding host cross-toolchains for our supported CPU ABIs.
10  * Rebuilding other required host tools (e.g. ndk-stack) from sources.
13    working host cross-toolchains).
26 Note that all Windows host programs can be built on Linux if you have the
30 All dev-scripts rebuilding host programs on Linux and Darwin will only generate
35 When building 32-bit Linux host programs, the dev-scripts will look for
36 `$ANDROID_BUILD_TOP/prebuilts/gcc/linux-x86/host/x86_64-linux-glibc2.11-4.8`,
59 sources/host-tools
63 generate useful host programs for the final NDK installation. For example,
64 $NDK/sources/host-tools/ndk-stack/ contains the sources of the `ndk-stack`
169 required to build the host cross-toolchains properly.
228 The host toolchains are the compiler, linker, debugger and other crucial
316 binaries that must be generated from sources once you have working host
328 Note that we used this script with the --minimal option to generate the host
373 IV. Other host prebuilt binaries:
376 There are a few other host prebuilt binaries that are needed for a full NDK
378 $NDK/sources/host-tools/
387 host program. See docs/NDK-STACK.html for a usage description.  To build it,
433 By default, this only rebuilds the host prebuilts for the current host system.
437 Once you have used the script three times (once per supported host systems), you
447  * All prebuilt binaries (host toolchains, host tools, target libs, etc...).
462 release name, and $SYSTEM the supported host system (e.g. linux-x86).
466 The --systems=<list> is optional, but can be used to limit the number of host
470 the host toolchains for all systems. It allows you to generate an experimental
474 all supported host systems.
524    one device or emulator connected to your host machine, `run-tests.sh`