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Wainiwann Source: http://www.cnblogs.com/wainiwann/This article copyright belongs to the author, welcome reprint, but without the author's consent must retain this paragraph statement, and in the article page obvious location to the original link, otherwise reserves the right to pursue legal responsibility.absrtact: This paper mainly introduces the compiling and basic testing process of porting FFmpeg audio and video codec library to Android platform.

Environmental building required to Http://pan.baidu.com/s/1gd1Kf4Z download Note:This assumes that Ubuntu user name Chenfei development related all stored under/home/chenfei/dev/First, prepare1.1 Download JDK http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/jdk7-downloads-1880260.htmlSelect Accept License Agreement select Linux x64 tar.gz download here to select jdk-7u51-linux-x64.tar.gz to download the file:/home/chenfei/dev/jdk-7u51-linux-x6

By referring to the information on the network, record the process, experience, and problems of building the android ndk R7 Development Environment on Ubuntu. Hope to help you. 1. Download the package android-ndk-r7-linux-x86.tar.bz2 (you can copy it to the path you want to store, for example, my path is/home/XXX/android_install)2. Enter the package storage direc

Since each reinstallation of the system to reinstall the software, reconfigure the options, and the installation steps under the Ubantu are often troublesome, here the specific steps to record, in order to later view, so as to avoid the trouble of re-locating the installation steps.The ADB program in the 1.Android SDK is 32-bit, and Ubuntu x64 system needs to install 32-bit library files for compatibility w

My environment is ubuntu 12.04, android-ndk-r8, Cocos2d-2.0-x-2.0.4, eclipse 3.7.2 I have set up the NDK development environment before. For the NDK environment, see Android NDK development and configuration NDK. 1. Configure NDK and SDKEnter the Cocos2d-2.0-x-2.0.4, open the create-android-project.sh with gedit, make

For Android 2.2Compilation in Ubuntu is the content to be introduced in this article, mainly to understand and learnFor Android 2.2The compiled content.For Android 2.2For more information about compilation, see this article. 1. Download the Android 2.2 source code The git ve

Create a Wi-Fi hotspot for Android in Ubuntu 14.04 Ubuntu Network Management provides convenience for creating Wifi hotspots. However, because it uses an ad-hoc network, the Wifi created by Ubuntu cannot be used by the Android system. This article aims to solve this problem.

I used to have a great deal of interest in Android (after all, it is based on Linux, and I am also using Android phones ......), The following describes how to configure the development environment on the Internet: 1. Configure the android Development Environment 1; sudo apt-Get install eclipse 2; Start eclipse 3; click Help-> install new software-> Wo

First, confirm that your JDK has been installed properly and can be used. If the installation is normal, run the following command in Ubuntu: JDK with normal Configuration ,: Then go to the http://dl.google.com/android/android-sdk_r08-linux_86.tgz to download the development kit, whether i386 or amd64, all download this development kit, and decompress it to t

First, refer Download Android 4.0.1 source code in Ubuntu 13.04 Some of the difficulties I encountered are solved here. For more information, see Ubuntu, which was previously installed on an XP hard disk, crashed while downloading the Android 4.0 source code. The login cycle cannot solve this problem. Therefore,

.....In the school is using Redhat 6.4 compiled Android 4.2.2 very smooth, the source package copied to the notebook on Ubuntu 14.04 and then the compilation encountered a variety of pits, so there is this blog record to solve every pit process. Fortunately, these pits are not complicated enough to solve, a little Google to find a solution.1. The first is to install the JDK and the ARM-LINUX-GCC tool chain,

Http://www.cnblogs.com/TerryBlog/archive/2012/10/27/2742501.htmlCocos2d-x for Android: Ubuntu Environment Construction By Terry _ dragon, 1986 reading, 0 comments, favorites, editing After experiencing the power of VIM, it seems that a development program does not consciously need this product, and it also tends to develop applications under Ubuntu. I had nothing

-------------------to run a test plan on a single device:1. Make sure least one device connected2. Launch the cts-tradefed console by running the ' cts-tradefed ' script atandroid-cts/tools/cts-tradefed3. Type: ' Run CTS--plan CTS ' to run the default CTS plansome other useful commands Areto run a test package: ' Run CTS--packag E Google's Readme is very clear, the need for the terminal to useadbThis is available in the SDK provided by Google, the download link is given, and then set to the envi

In rural areas, everything is relative. To put it short, I'm tired of making a small breakthrough in the countryside. I should have relaxed and read a lot of things involving natural language processing. However, when I have been modifying LXC and chroot these days, I decided to upgrade my Android phone (also called my pocket server) to Ubuntu13.04. (If you miss this position, I will use the Complete Linux Installer to run a server sandbox to turn off

A few days ago, I downloaded the source code of Android 2.3.1 and compiled it on Ubuntu 10.04 (32-bit. This article briefly records the download and compilation processes. There are many articles about how to build an android development environment. This article will only briefly introduce them as a memo. [Preparations before compilation] Run the following co

Most Android Developers use Eclipse to develop Android. This article will introduce how to build an Eclipse-based Android development environment in Ubuntu. First of all, I have installed it through the Ubuntu virtual machine. The following is the installation: Install

To build an Android development environment in Ubuntu, refer: How to build an Android development environment in Ubuntu 12.04 Build the Android development environment under 64-bit Ubuntu 11.10 (JDK + Eclipse + ADT +

Song ZhihuiWeibo: weibo.com/askzhihui/Installing the required tools I. New RieterNew Rieter (Synaptic) is the graphical front end of the package management tool apt for Debian and Ubuntu Linux operating systems.It combines the simple operation of a graphical interface with the power of the Apt-get command-line tool. You can use the new installation, delete, configure, upgrade package, browse, sort, search, and manage the software repository or upgrade

Transferred from: http://blog.csdn.net/ithomer/article/details/6960989Reinstall the Ubuntu system tonight and re-install a ECLIPSE+JDK+SDK Android development platformInstall an Eclipse environment1 Download the installation packageEclipse: Eclipse Official download website, or download eclipse-jee-indigo-sr1-linux-gtk.tar.gz directlyJDK: jdk official download website, or download jdk-7u1-linux-i586 directl

Using Android Studio to develop applications under Ubuntu, you first need to install the IDE. Situation 1:ubuntu install Android Studio Open the terminal and execute the following command: sudo apt-add-repository ppa:paolorotolo/android-Studiosudo apt-get update sudoinstall