Android. mk Template

Multiple executable programs, dynamic libraries, and static libraries can be generated in an android. mk file.

1. Compile the Application Template:

# Test exe

Local_path: = $ (call my-DIR)

# Include $ (clear_vars)

Local_src_files: = Main. c

Local_module: = test_exe

# Local_c_includes: =

# Local_static_libraries: =

# Local_shared_libraries: =

Include $ (build_executable)

(Cainiao-level explanation: = is the meaning of the value assignment, $ is to reference the value of a variable.) Add the source file path to local_src_files and add the header file path to local_c_pair des, local_static_libraries is added to the static library to be linked (*. a) Name: add the dynamic library to be linked in local_shared_libraries (*. so) name. local_module indicates the final name of the module, and build_executable indicates compiling in an executable program.

2. Compile the static library template:

# Test static lib

Local_path: = $ (call my-DIR)

Include $ (clear_vars)

Local_src_files: =/

Helloworld. c

Local_module: = libtest_static

# Local_c_includes: =

# Local_static_libraries: =

# Local_shared_libraries: =

Include $ (build_static_library)

In general, it is similar to the above. build_static_library indicates compiling a static library.

3. Compile the dynamic library template:

# Test shared lib

Local_path: = $ (call my-DIR)

Include $ (clear_vars)

Local_src_files: =/

Helloworld. c

Local_module: = libtest_shared

Target_prelink_modules: = false

# Local_c_includes: =

# Local_static_libraries: =

# Local_shared_libraries: =

Include $ (build_shared_library)

In general, it is similar to the above. build_shared_library indicates compiling a shared library.