Build Configuration - Revision history

VickiDyer at 14:39, 23 February 2012

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Build System Configuration

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Update for Gingerbread changes.

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Build System Configuration

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 ==Build System Configuration==
-Simply create a blank plain-text file in the root of your XDAndroid source tree. Name the file <tt>buildspec.mk</tt> and edit it with your preferred text editor.
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 Variables are each defined on their own single line. Similar to other configuration files, anything which proceeds a pound sign (#) is ignored as a comment.

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 ==Build System Configuration==
-Simply create a blank plain-text file in the root of your XDAndroid source tree. Name the file <tt>buildspec.mk</tt> and edit it with your preferred text editor. In order to find some time for myself I decided to search for service that could supply me with the prime quality [http://www.qualityessay.com custom essays] at prices that would be reasonable enough. The final choice was QualityEssay.Com as they did have an excellent reputation.
+Simply create a blank plain-text file in the root of your XDAndroid source tree. Name the file <tt>buildspec.mk</tt> and edit it with your preferred text editor.
 Variables are each defined on their own single line. Similar to other configuration files, anything which proceeds a pound sign (#) is ignored as a comment.

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 ==Build System Configuration==
-Simply create a blank plain-text file in the root of your XDAndroid source tree. Name the file <tt>buildspec.mk</tt> and edit it with your preferred text editor.
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 Variables are each defined on their own single line. Similar to other configuration files, anything which proceeds a pound sign (#) is ignored as a comment.

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 TARGET_BUILD_VARIANT := userdebug
 TARGET_BUILD_TYPE := release
-TARGET_USERIMAGES_USE_EXT2 := true</syntaxhighlight>
+TARGET_USERIMAGES_USE_EXT2 := true
 The final line in the above example, which enables <tt>TARGET_USERIMAGES_USE_EXT2</tt>, will have the Android build system generate ext2 filesystems. On the live device, these filesystems are mounted writable. The XDAndroid boot process supports an ext2-based system partition image, named <tt>[[system.ext2]]</tt> on the SD card. This is highly recommended.
 After completing the build configuration and saving the <tt>buildspec.mk</tt> file, you can proceed with [[Building and Packaging]] the system.

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 TARGET_USERIMAGES_USE_EXT2 := true</syntaxhighlight>
-The final line in the above example, which enables <tt>TARGET_USERIMAGES_USE_EXT2</tt>, will have the Android build system generate ext2 filesystems. On the live device, these filesystems are mounted writable. The XDAndroid boot process supports an ext2-based system partition image, named <tt>system.ext2</tt> on the SD card. This is highly recommended.
+The final line in the above example, which enables <tt>TARGET_USERIMAGES_USE_EXT2</tt>, will have the Android build system generate ext2 filesystems. On the live device, these filesystems are mounted writable. The XDAndroid boot process supports an ext2-based system partition image, named <tt>[[system.ext2]]</tt> on the SD card. This is highly recommended.
 After completing the build configuration and saving the <tt>buildspec.mk</tt> file, you can proceed with [[Building and Packaging]] the system.

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-With the XDAndroid source checked out, the build system must be configured to build an XDAndroid product for one of the [[Supported Devices|supported targets]]. Build system configuration is done via a single file in the root of the XDAndroid source tree whose name is <tt>buildspec.mk</tt>. The following configuration documentation applies to <tt>froyo</tt> and later branches.
+With the XDAndroid source checked out, the build system must be configured to build an XDAndroid product for one of the [[Supported Devices|supported targets]]. Build system configuration is done via a single file in the root of the XDAndroid source tree whose name is <tt>buildspec.mk</tt>. The following configuration documentation applies to <tt>gingerbread</tt> and later branches.
 <div class="warning">'''NOTE''' For build configuration options for the <tt>eclair</tt> branch, please see [[Eclair Build Configuration]].</div>
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 To instruct the build system to generate an XDAndroid system image, the following variables '''must''' be defined in <tt>buildspec.mk</tt>...
-<syntaxhighlight lang="make"># Configure for an XDAndroid release engineering target.
+<syntaxhighlight lang="make"># Configure for an XDAndroid user-debugging target.
 TARGET_PRODUCT := full_msm
-TARGET_BUILD_VARIANT := eng
+TARGET_BUILD_VARIANT := userdebug
 TARGET_BUILD_TYPE := release
 TARGET_USERIMAGES_USE_EXT2 := true</syntaxhighlight>

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 |-
 |<tt>WITH_JIT := true</tt>
-|Enable the Just-in-Time compiler for the Dalvik JM.
+|Enable the Just-in-Time compiler for the Dalvik VM.
 |-
 |<tt>TARGET_USERIMAGES_USE_EXT2 := true</tt>