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irw10062 · 2012-10-07 07:11

is android always run using library .so like sample androidlcl
i still not understand how to create
src\com\pascal\lcltest\LCLActivity.java
is .apk file possible build from nonandroidtest (program, not libarary
format)

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Leledumbo · 2012-10-07 08:15

Quoteis android always run using library .so like sample
androidlclYes, if you take Native/LCL Custom Drawn approach.
Quotei still not understand how to create
src\com\pascal\lcltest\LCLActivity.javaYou don't, it's prepared and
aren't meant to be changed.
Quoteis .apk file possible build from nonandroidtest (program, not
libarary format)Sorry, I don't understand this question. The .apk is
NOT created by the compiler, but by Android SDK tools.

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irw10062 · 2012-10-07 09:30

Quote from: Leledumbo on October 07, 2012, 10:15:48 amQuoteis android
always run using library .so like sample androidlclYes, if you take
Native/LCL Custom Drawn approach.
Quotei still not understand how to create
src\com\pascal\lcltest\LCLActivity.javaYou don't, it's prepared and
aren't meant to be changed.
Quoteis .apk file possible build from nonandroidtest (program, not
libarary format)Sorry, I don't understand this question. The .apk is
NOT created by the compiler, but by Android SDK tools.

src\com\pascal\lcltest\LCLActivity.java build manually, if prepared
what command to build it in build_debug_apk.bat
its contain :

Quote  static
  {
    try
    {
      Log.i("lclapp", "Trying to load liblclapp.so");
      System.loadLibrary("lclapp");
    }
    catch(UnsatisfiedLinkError ule)
    {
      Log.e("lclapp", "WARNING: Could not load liblclapp.so");
      ule.printStackTrace();
    }
  }

QuoteSorry, I don't understand this question. The .apk is NOT created
by the compiler, but by Android SDK tools.
i mean, there are two sample
androidlcltest.lpi --> library
and nonandroidtest.lpi --> program
so, nonandroidtest could run on android ?

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Leledumbo · 2012-10-07 12:08

Quotei mean, there are two sample
androidlcltest.lpi --> library
and nonandroidtest.lpi --> program
so, nonandroidtest could run on android ?No, it's a sample to show
that same base source can be used to create programs for android and
desktop system using custom drawn interface.