Has anyone managed to build the HDF5 library for Android via
Android.mk? I found instructions for doing this through a standalone
toolchain, but this makes maintenance much more difficult, especially
on Windows:
I'm building the freetype2 library simply by specifying source files
and cflags without going through the ./configure step. Would love to
do something similar for HDF5 to get a minimal library that is usable
through the JNI wrapper. Any ideas?
Has anyone managed to build the HDF5 library for Android via
Android.mk? I found instructions for doing this through a standalone
toolchain, but this makes maintenance much more difficult, especially
on Windows:
I'm building the freetype2 library simply by specifying source files
and cflags without going through the ./configure step. Would love to
do something similar for HDF5 to get a minimal library that is usable
through the JNI wrapper. Any ideas?
- Max
I've ported HDF5 to Portable Native Client, which can then be
translated to run on bionic/android. It can be found in Google's
naclports project.
-Matt
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On Wed, Sep 10, 2014 at 10:03 AM, Maxim Khitrov <max@mxcrypt.com> wrote:
On Wed, Sep 10, 2014 at 10:03 AM, Maxim Khitrov <max@mxcrypt.com> wrote:
Hi all,
Has anyone managed to build the HDF5 library for Android via
Android.mk? I found instructions for doing this through a standalone
toolchain, but this makes maintenance much more difficult, especially
on Windows:
I'm building the freetype2 library simply by specifying source files
and cflags without going through the ./configure step. Would love to
do something similar for HDF5 to get a minimal library that is usable
through the JNI wrapper. Any ideas?
- Max
I've ported HDF5 to Portable Native Client, which can then be
translated to run on bionic/android. It can be found in Google's
naclports project.
I think right now Cython requiring modules are disabled for Bionic. I have
not yet tried.
Matt
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> Hi Max,
>
>> Hi all,
>>
>> Has anyone managed to build the HDF5 library for Android via
>> Android.mk? I found instructions for doing this through a standalone
>> toolchain, but this makes maintenance much more difficult, especially
>> on Windows:
>>
>> https://s3.amazonaws.com/HDF5/public/android_hdf5.txt
>>
>> I'm building the freetype2 library simply by specifying source files
>> and cflags without going through the ./configure step. Would love to
>> do something similar for HDF5 to get a minimal library that is usable
>> through the JNI wrapper. Any ideas?
>>
>> - Max
>
> I've ported HDF5 to Portable Native Client, which can then be
> translated to run on bionic/android. It can be found in Google's
> naclports project.
>
> -Matt
>
>>
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