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
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Here is an update to 'agcc' wrapper originally written by Andrew Ross. You can find his original version here.
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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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Hi,
im triying to make from this website an android app by using its source code which is xhtml (i think) (website: rooster.ru.nl/default.aspx)
this is the source code: view-source:http://rooster.ru.nl/default.aspx
is there any easy way to do this as i dont have much about developing apps.
I already have android sdk and android developer tools.
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Hello Friends. I'm at the stage of starting Firefox OS. I need to download Firefox OS source code but I could not download. Where can I download? I'd be very happy if you can help. Good Work.
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boot 2 gecko https://github.com/mozilla-b2g
Well, you could find all the information you need to build b2g in MDN. You just have to clone mozilla-b2g and configure it with whatever device you are building it for. b2g repo is very small in size but the download that happens while configuring, as per the devices requirement, is huge. Once the download is complete and given that you have the proper build environment setup (build prerequisites), building is pretty easy
Greetings to all of you!
Here to let the community know I just finished my newest project i.e., a cloud-hosted APK decompiler for Android apps. I know we have a couple out there, but this is special as it's the only one that is open-source. I mean you can know wtf happening under the hood before uploading your private Android apps for decompilation. Plus, it's responsive so you can use it even on your phone.
Link: https://deapk.vaibhavpandey.com/
Source code: https://github.com/vaibhavpandeyvpz/deapk
Hi, I followed relatively all the steps on android open source project, and I managed to build on an image of rom (predicted as aosp) but I was nowhere told where and how to enter drivers and etc, and I did not do so, in the absence of documentation, we didn't find anywhere else, somewhere at the beginning of the guide we wrote that we would need proprietary files to use, but not how. I read on a thread on xda (but it was strictly about sony devics) that simply, after I had to give flash to the picture.
Will it boot? without any changes ?
I haven't found any guide anywhere, if you have one, please give it to me.
Thanks in advance
you must add davinci kernel source to your sync aosp source (with local manifest).
davinci open source kernel for android r is here:
https://github.com/MiCode/Xiaomi_Kernel_OpenSource/tree/phoenix-r-oss
Learning about local manifest and repo tool here:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/learn-about-the-repo-tool-manifests-and-local-manifests-and-5-important-tips.2329228