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Android NDK ChangeLog:
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current version
IMPORTANT BUG FIXES:
- Fix build/host-setup.sh to execute as a Bourne shell script (again)
- Make target shared libraries portable to systems that don't use the exact
same toolchain. This is needed due to differences in libgcc.a implementations
between gcc 4.2.1 and 4.4.0. This change ensures that generated machine
code doesn't depend on helper functions provided by the Android platform
runtime.
IMPORTANT CHANGES:
- Support for hardware FPU. This is through the new 'armeabi-v7a' ABI
corresponding to ARMv7-a class devices.
Note that by default, the NDK will still generate machine code for the old
'armeabi' ABI (ARMv5TE based) which is supported by all official Android
system images to date.
You will need to define APP_ABI in your Application.mk file to change this.
See docs/APPLICATION-MK.TXT
More details about ABIs is now available in docs/CPU-ARCH-ABIS.TXT
- GCC 4.4.0 is now used by default by the NDK. It generates better code than
GCC 4.2.1, which was used in previous releases. However, the compiler's C++
frontend is also a lot more pedantic regarding certain template constructs
and will even refuse to build some of them.
For this reason, the NDK also comes with GCC 4.2.1 prebuilt binaries, and
you can force its usage by defining NDK_TOOLCHAIN in your environment to
the value 'arm-eabi-4.2.1'. For example:
export NDK_TOOLCHAIN=arm-eabi-4.2.1
make APP=hello-jni
Note that only the 'armeabi' ABI is supported by the 4.2.1 toolchain. We
recommend switching to 4.2.1 *only* if you encounter compilation problems
with 4.4.0.
The 4.2.1 prebuilt binaries will probably be removed from a future release
of the Android NDK, we thus *strongly* invite you to fix your code if such
problems happen.
- Support for OpenGL ES 2.0. This is through the new 'android-5' platform to
reflect Android 2.0 (previously the Eclair branch). This is merely a copy
of android-4 that also includes headers and libraries for OpenGL ES 2.0.
See the sample named "hello-gl2" for a *very* basic demonstration. Note that
OpenGL ES 2.0 is currently *not* available from Java, and must be used
through native code exclusively.
- The NDK build script will now remove installed binaries from the application
project's path before starting the build. This ensures that:
- if the build fails for some reason, a stale/obsolete file is not left in
your application project tree by mistake.
- if you change the target ABI, a stale/obsolete file is not left into the
folder corresponding to the old ABI.
OTHER FIXES & CHANGES:
- Actually use the awk version detected by host-setup.sh during the build.
- Added --prebuilt-ndk=FILE option to build/tools/make-release.sh script to
package a new experimental NDK package archive from the current source tree
plus the toolchain binaries of an existing NDK release package. E.g.:
build/tools/make-release.sh \
--prebuilt-ndk=/path/to/android-ndk-1.6_r1-linux-x86.zip
will generate a new NDK package in /tmp/ndk-release that contains the most
up-to-date build scripts, plus the toolchain binaries from 1.6_r1 (which
are not in the git repository).
Also added the --no-git option to collect all sources from the current
NDK root directory, instead of the list given by 'git ls-files'. This can
be useful if you don't want to checkout the whole 'platform/development'
project from repo and still work on the NDK.
This change is to help people easily package experimental NDK releases to
test and distribute fixes and improvements.
- Remove bash-isms from build/tools/build-toolchain.sh. Now it's possible to
build it with the 'dash' shell on Debian-based systems (tested on Ubuntu 8.04)
- Remove bash-ism from build/tools/build-ndk-sysroot.sh
- Refresh C library headers for all platforms:
- make <endian.h> simply include <sys/endian.h>
- make <stdint.h> properly declare 64-bit integer types with a C99 compiler
- add missing <sys/types.h> to <strings.h>
- add GLibc-compatible macro aliases (st_atimensec, st_mtimensec and
st_ctimensec) to <stat.h>
- add missing declaration for tzset() in <time.h>
- Added build/tools/download-toolchain-sources.sh, a script that allows you
to download the toolchain sources from the official open-source repository
at android.git.kernel.org and nicely package them into a tarball that can
later be used by build/tools/build-toolchain.sh to rebuild the prebuilt
binaries for your system.
- Updated build/tools/build-toolchain.sh to support the tarballs generated
by download-toolchain-sources.sh with the --package=<file> option. This
also builds both gcc 4.2.1 and 4.4.0, adding support for armeabi-v7a to
gcc 4.4.0.
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android-ndk-1.6_r1
IMPORTANT BUG FIXES:
- Fix build/host-setup.sh to:
* execute as a Bourne shell script
* remove unused host gcc dependency
* improve Windows host auto-detection
* add GNU Make version check
* add Nawk/Gawk check
* ensure that the script is run from $NDKROOT as build/host-setup.sh
* add --help, --verbose, --no-awk-check and --no-make-check options
- Properly add sysroot library search path at build time. This makes a line
in Android.mk like:
LOCAL_LDLIBS := -lz
Actually work correctly, instead of having the linker complaining that it
could not find the corresponding libz.so library. Also clear LOCAL_LDLIBS
in $(CLEAR_VARS) script.
IMPORTANT CHANGES:
- The 'sources' directory is gone. The NDK build system now looks for
$(APP_PROJECT_PATH)/jni/Android.mk by default. You can override this with
the new APP_BUILD_SCRIPT variable in Application.mk
For example, the 'hello-jni' sample uses the following files:
apps/hello-jni/project/jni/Android.mk
apps/hello-jni/project/jni/hello-jni.c
The 'apps/<name>' directory is still needed in this release though.
- Change LOCAL_CFLAGS / LOCAL_CPPFLAGS to work as in the full Android build
system. This means that:
- LOCAL_CFLAGS is now used for *both* C and C++ sources (was only for C)
- LOCAL_CPPFLAGS is now used for C++ sources only (was for both C and C++)
- LOCAL_CXXFLAGS is used like LOCAL_CPPFLAGS but is considered obsolete.
(will disappear in next release)
Also fixed APP_CPPFLAGS / APP_CFLAGS / APP_CXXFLAGS correspondingly.
- Rename build/platforms/android-1.5 to build/platforms/android-3 to match
the Android API level instead of the marketing speak.
Also add a new build/platforms/android-4, and make the build system select
which platform to use based on the content of the project file named
$(APP_PROJECT_PATH)/default.properties.
- Add OpenGL ES 1.x headers and libraries to the android-4 stable APIs.
(NOTE: they are *not* available for android-3)
Also provide a small port of the "San Angeles Observation" demo to show
how to make a simple Android application that uses them.
OTHER FIXES & CHANGES
- Generate thumb binaries by default.
- Add support for LOCAL_ARM_MODE in Android.mk.
- Add support for the '.arm' suffix in source file names to force the
compilation of a single source in arm (32-bit) mode.
- Generate proper unoptimized versions of binaries when APP_OPTIM := debug
- Add support for LOCAL_C_INCLUDES in Android.mk
- Fix compilation of assembler files (e.g. foo.S)
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android-ndk-1.5_r1 released.
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