Override this default value by setting APP_OPTIM to release. Tag will cause this variable to default to debug instead of release. Also, code re-ordering can make it moreĭifficult to step through the code stack traces may not be reliable.ĭeclaring android:debuggable in your application manifest's For example, variables mayīe optimized out, preventing inspection. However, provide less information during debugging. Note that you can debug either release or debug binaries. ![]() ![]() Debug mode disables optimizations so that debuggers may be Release mode enables optimizations and may produce binaries that are not usable Import-module) will not be built unless depended on by a module to be built orĭefine this optional variable as either release or debug. Note: Imported modules (those defined in build scripts imported with $(call Project, the project contains only static libraries, or if they are named inĪPP_MODULES. Static libraries will be built only if they are used by the The modules as they appear in LOCAL_MODULE within the Android.mk file.īy default, ndk-build will build all shared libraries, executables, and theirĭependencies. The elements of this list are the names of APP_MODULESĪn explicit list of modules to build. Note: When using externalNativeBuild this value will not be set by Gradle. Static libraries are notĪbsolute path to an AndroidManifest.xml file.īy default, $(APP_PROJECT_PATH)/AndroidManifest.xml) will be used if itĮxists. Note: These flags have no effect on static libraries. APP_LDFLAGSįlags to be passed when linking executables and shared libraries. Set to true to build a debuggable application. DFOO -DBAR rather than clang++ -DBAR -DFOO. The above configuration will result in a compilation command similar to clang++ Identical to APP_CPPFLAGS, but will appear after APP_CPPFLAGS in the compileĬommand. APP_CXXFLAGS Note: APP_CPPFLAGS should be preferred to APP_CXXFLAGS. APP_CPPFLAGSįlags to be passed for all C++ compiles in the project. APP_CONLYFLAGSįlags to be passed for all C compiles in the project. Disabled byįlags to pass for all clang-tidy executions in the project. Set to true to enable clang-tidy for all modules in the project. Note: Include paths should use LOCAL_C_INCLUDES rather than explicit -I APP_CFLAGSįlags to be passed for all C/C++ compiles in the project. Note: Gradle's externalNativeBuild will configure this automatically based on To the absolute path of the Android.mk file. To load an Android.mk file from an different location, set APP_BUILD_SCRIPT Jni/Android.mk relative to the project root. asm, x86/x86_64īy default, ndk-build assumes that the Android.mk file is located at APP_ASMFLAGSįlags to be passed to YASM when for all YASM source files (. YASM source files (see the section on APP_ASMFLAGS). Note: ASFLAGS are distinct from ASMFLAGS. APP_ASFLAGSįlags to be passed to the assembler for every assembly source file (. Instead, use anĪbiFilters block or (if you are using "Multiple APKs") an abi block inside aįor the list of all supported ABIs and details about their usage and Note: APP_ABI is ignored by Gradle's externalNativeBuild. For example: APP_ABI := armeabi-v7a arm64-v8a x86 You can also specify multiple values by placing them on the same line, delimitedīy spaces. APP_ABI settings for different instruction sets. The APP_ABI settings for different instruction sets. YouĬan use the APP_ABI setting to generate code for specific ABIs. Variablesīy default, the NDK build system generates code for all non-deprecated ABIs. For flags, bothĪre used but the module-specific flags will appear later in the command line so Option will take precedence over the application-wide option. ![]() For example,ĪPP_CFLAGS corresponds to LOCAL_CFLAGS. Note: Many of these parameters also have a per-module equivalent. It is located at jni/Application.mk, in your application's project directory. The Application.mk specifies project-wide settings for ndk-build. We recommend that you read the Concepts page before this This document explains the Application.mk build file used by ndk-build.
0 Comments
Leave a Reply. |