29/7/11 the build.sh system is broken. it fails after compilaton

I was using android-ndk-r6b. To complete build, I have to

1. in build.sh
+mv ${PYTHONSRC} temp
if [ ! -d ${PYTHONSRC} ]; then
...
fi
+cp temp/* ${PYTHONSRC}/ -rf

2. in build.py
def strip(path):
-  run('arm-eabi-strip %s' % path)
+  run('arm-linux-androideabi-strip %s' % path)

for ndk r6b you need comment 1 above, comment 2 has been applied to source already. as well, the PATH needs to be:

export ANDROID_NDK=~/android-ndk-r6b
export PATH=$PATH:$ANDROID_NDK:$ANDROID_NDK/toolchains/arm-linux-androideabi-4.4.3/prebuilt/linux-x86/bin/

Hi Robbie and all, I have built the Py4A for x86 successfully, please refer to the following steps:

0. Enter the python-build folder, then modify setup.cfg : set linux-x86

1.1 Modify the build.sh - Backup the python-src to temp, then restore it if ! -d temp ; then

mv ${PYTHONSRC} temp

fi rm -rf ${PYTHONSRC} if ! -d ${PYTHONSRC} ; then

.......

fi cp temp/ ${PYTHONSRC} -rf

1.2 Create the App_x86.mk as below: APP_ABI := x86

1.3 Mdify the ndk-build in build.sh file ndk-build NDK_APPLICATION_MK=${CWD}/App_x86.mk

1.4 Specify the x86 output folders in build.sh file mv obj/local/x86/python ${OUT}/usr/bin mv obj/local/x86/lib.so ${OUT}/usr/lib mv obj/local/x86/.so ${OUT}/usr/lib/python2.6/lib-dynload

2. Modify build.sy - specify the i686 strip def strip(path):

1. un('arm-linux-androideabi-strip %s' % path)

run('i686-android-linux-strip %s' % path)

3. Modify libffi/Android.mk - replace all arm with x86

Create the linux-86 folder (Copy the linux-arm folder) Modify the libffi/linux-86/ffi.h, replace the arm with x86 Modify the libffi/include/ffi_real.h as below:

#if CONF_HAVE_LONG_DOUBLE // android changed #define FFI_TYPE_LONGDOUBLE 4 #else #define FFI_TYPE_LONGDOUBLE 4 //FFI_TYPE_DOUBLE //Zou Jinde #endif

4. Modify openssl/crypto/Android.mk:

Remove all arm lines Remove mem_dbg.c \ Remove dyn_lck.c \ Remove ex_data.c \ Remove cpt_err.c \ Remove all .c lines in subfolders

5. Modify openssl/ssl/Android.mk

only remain the kssl.c, and remove all other .c lines

6. Modify python/jni/modules.mk, remark the following lines #$(call import-module, openssl) #LOCAL_PATH := $(PYTHON_SRC_PATH) #LOCAL_C_INCLUDES += $(PYTHON_SRC_PATH) $(PYTHON_SRC_PATH)/Include $(OPENSSL)/include $(OPENSSL) #LOCAL_MODULE := ssl #LOCAL_MODULE_FILENAME := ssl #LOCAL_SRC_FILES := Modules/ssl.c #LOCAL_SHARED_LIBRARIES := libpython2.6 libcrypto libssl #include $(BUILD_SHARED_LIBRARY)