Here is an update to 'agcc' wrapper originally written by Andrew Ross. You can find his original version here.
Modded/Updated agcc
Helps you to quickly compile native C code for ARM, MIPS or x86 targets. I updated 'agcc' to try out a few existing exploits on Android, in hope of finding a few more to open up root for my new phone.
I thought some of you may find this updated script useful for compiling native code. I have tested these changes only on a Windows machine using Android NDK r8b.
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Hello everybody
I own HTC Desire HD running stock 2.3.3 rooted ROM
I managed to compile TUN module from kernel sources available from developer.htc.com
I know that openvpn 2.1.1 binary is available and it works OK
The thing is that I need openVPN 2.2.0.
I never compiled anything for Android although I have crosscompiled applications from sources before.
Among others I managed to successfully build OpenVPN 2.2.0 for MIPS32 architecture (dd-wrt linux-based router)
could somebody please give me some help on how to get the toolchain?
I tried the latest Android NDK and build standalone toolchain from that but it does not work
when I issue gcc (android version) it gives me error, cc1 killed (internal error)
any ideas?
thank you very much for any input in advance
I downloaded EABI toolchain from here http://www.codesourcery.com/sgpp/lite/arm/portal/[email protected]=lite and the lates Android NDK
I managed to build libssl.a and libcrypto.a libraries from sources of openssl 1.0.0d
how ever I cannot get ./configure script of openVPN to run successfully
It fails here
checking for ctime .... no
required library not found
I am trying to crosscompile in Ubuntu 11.04 32bit Virtual Machine
any help is greatly appreciated
no news on this, anybody?
I really would like to run OpenVPN 2.2.0 on my Desire HD
Thursday, July 19, 2012
Google Jelly Bean SDK Updated, Full Version Open To Downloads
2:01 AM Sophia
The version of Google’s Jelly Bean SDK is officially released and available for download! Being obtainable since Google I/O in a preview state, the new version is fairly improved and brings number of patches and bug fixes.
So the latest SDK tools revision 20.0.1 is now open and moreover, it is ready for developers to download! Before you rush to get it, learn what’s new first:
SDK tools revision 20.0.1 Dependencies include the following : the SDK Tools r20.0.1 is designed for use with ADT 20.0.1 and later, so those developing in Eclipse with ADT will need to , update the ADT Plugin to 20.0.1 first. Apache Ant 1.8 or later is required for those developing outside the Eclipse. And one more thing requited is the Android SDK Platform-tools revision 12 or later.
The improvements and bug fixes brought by the SDK tools revision 20.0.1 include the following:
• Fixed wrong check on build state that forced repetitive Java code recompilation;
• Fixed problems with running more than one emulator and running multiple emulators with GPU acceleration;
• Improved resize algorithm for better rendering on scaled emulator windows;
• Fixed a bug in the lint check for unprotected broadcast receivers to ignore unprotected receivers for default Android actions;
• Fixed build issue for projects using Renderscript;
• Fixed memory leak in the emulator.
DOWNLOAD
The SDK tools revision 20.0.1 can be obtained from HERE
original thread here
....... wrong post
...wrong section :laugh:
So you just copy and paste something and post it in Development section instead of General?
Hi,
Sorry for the basic question here. I just want to compile and build an apk from an android open source project; but i don't know how to !!
I'm on ubuntu 13.10. I have downloaded the Android ADT bundle from developer android com /sdk/ index.html
I've run eclipse (from ADT bundle) and have imported a downloaded version of the open source project.
The open source project is Prey github com / prey / prey-android-client
The project is setup in eclipse but i see red flags and doesn't run (because it doesn't know how to run).
Can you guys point me to a guide or tell me how to compile & build an apk out of this.
Unfortunately the README file in the repository is useless (i.e. blank!)
Thanks.
shanehelms said:
Hi,
Sorry for the basic question here. I just want to compile and build an apk from an android open source project; but i don't know how to !!
I'm on ubuntu 13.10. I have downloaded the Android ADT bundle from developer android com /sdk/ index.html
I've run eclipse (from ADT bundle) and have imported a downloaded version of the open source project.
The open source project is Prey github com / prey / prey-android-client
The project is setup in eclipse but i see red flags and doesn't run (because it doesn't know how to run).
Can you guys point me to a guide or tell me how to compile & build an apk out of this.
Unfortunately the README file in the repository is useless (i.e. blank!)
Thanks.
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I would say you should go though the getting started guides on d.android.com and things will become a little more clear
Source code here:
https://code.google.com/p/jscripts/source/browse/#svn/trunk/MortScript
MortScript currently only exists as a 32-bit version, it's development has been stopped years ago. Most today's computers are 64-bit, so it would be great to have a 64-bit version of MortScript, too.
I am creating a project that can run on android 4.4.
When pressing 'F4' ( open module setting ), I see that the 'Compile sdk version is on API 23: Android 6.0 (Marshmallow)
But my cellPhone is with version 4.4.2, so I move the version back as I define when I create the project => to API 19: Android 4.4 (KitKat)
Now, nothing works ... the IDE can't find the 'R' anywhere ... and I can't compile it.
I try to clear and rebuild the project
I try to click on the 'sync'
but nothing .. not working.
Any help please ...
10x
Normally compile sdk version shouldn't matter. As long as your min sdk version includes api-19.
Just some suggestions. Check your sdk manager if api 19 is still installed. Sometimes android studio removes older libs.
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