You also need to export an environment variable for the location of the NDK. Inside the builds/android directory, you'll want to run cmake, passing in the path to the Android toolchain so that it sets up for cross-compiling instead of compiling Stellarium for your own system. More instructions for using Bazaar and Launchpad can be found in the Bazaar and Launchpad documentation.Ĭreate a subdirectory builds inside the directory where you synced to, and another subdirectory android inside that, so that you've got The code currently resides in a personal branch.īzr checkout lp:~brady.brenot/stellarium/android-port MinGW/MSYS (be sure you check 'MSYS shell environment' in in the installer).bazaar (you'll likely want to check TortoiseBzr in the installer).Through your distro's package manager, install: If you have JRE installed, the JAVA_HOME environment variable may be pointing at that instead of the JDK you need this to point to the JDK root directory for ant to work properly.API 8 is the current target, so be sure it's installed (the installer checks it be default) this is the lowest API level that support Open GL ES 2.

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