Does anyone use libxml2 in NDK on Android?

[Pai Peng]

Hello,

I am new to Android and also NDK.

I am planing to port one application from iOS to Android, which uses libxml2 as XML parser.

So, without changing much code, I need to use libxml2 lib on Android also. But I can't find exist one.

My question is, if it is possible to build libxml2 lib from its source under NDK and make it usable for my old iOS app.


Thank you all replys.


Regards,

Pai

[alan]

yes, i havent tried i using the standalone toolchain but simply adding all the libxml files to an andriod.mk works

[Ofer Goren]

You can have a ported version of libXml2 from the Google's git
repository:
http://android.git.kernel.org/?p=platform/external/libxml2.git;a=summary

[Pai Peng]

Hello,


thank you. I will try it.


Regards,

Pai

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[BellinghamCoder]

The version in Google's git repository includes icu headers. Is icu
also available to NDK apps? I didn't think it was.

From libxml2 android.mk file:
LOCAL_C_INCLUDES += $(common_C_INCLUDES) external/icu4c/common

[alan]

no its not but you could compile it in.
the stuff in the repository is built as part of the platform not against the ndk so any projects from there may not work with the ndk.

[Chris]

On 27 jan, 16:38, Ofer Goren <ofe...@gmail.com> wrote:
> You can have a ported version of libXml2 from the Google's git
> repository:http://android.git.kernel.org/?p=platform/external/libxml2.git;a=summary

Note that, afaik, this version has xpath/xinclude/xpointer stripped
out, as the floating point lib trio is not available.