minimum steps to build framework_intermediates/classes.jar
Joe Moore
framework_intermediates/*.jar for for multiple SDK versions. The key
is that I would like the real implementations to stay in intact, not
the stripped and "Stub!" throwing jars. I don't think Google/Android
distributes this version of the jars anywhere.
Ideally I would strip this process down to the minimum number of steps
(and time) needed to generate these jars. After quite a bit of
searching and trying different things I'm not clear which project
houses the code that generates classes.jar, classes-full-debug.jar,
and friends or if there is a specific build target I can call to build
them and nothing else (or stop the build at that point).
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Magnus Bäck
Joe Moore <joe....@gmail.com> wrote:
> I would like to script building out/target/common/obj/JAVA_LIBRARIES/
> framework_intermediates/*.jar for for multiple SDK versions. The key
> is that I would like the real implementations to stay in intact, not
> the stripped and "Stub!" throwing jars. I don't think Google/Android
> distributes this version of the jars anywhere.
You could extract them from system.img found in the SDK.
> Ideally I would strip this process down to the minimum number of steps
> (and time) needed to generate these jars. After quite a bit of
> searching and trying different things I'm not clear which project
> houses the code that generates classes.jar, classes-full-debug.jar,
> and friends or if there is a specific build target I can call to build
> them and nothing else (or stop the build at that point).
All these jar files are make targets, so e.g.
make out/target/common/obj/JAVA_LIBRARIES/framework_intermediates/classes.jar
would get you that file (and very little else).
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Joseph Moore
On Wednesday, August 17, 2011 at 18:37 CEST,
Joe Moore <joe....@gmail.com> wrote:You could extract them from system.img found in the SDK.
> I would like to script building out/target/common/obj/JAVA_LIBRARIES/
> framework_intermediates/*.jar for for multiple SDK versions. The key
> is that I would like the real implementations to stay in intact, not
> the stripped and "Stub!" throwing jars. I don't think Google/Android
> distributes this version of the jars anywhere.
All these jar files are make targets, so e.g.
> Ideally I would strip this process down to the minimum number of steps
> (and time) needed to generate these jars. After quite a bit of
> searching and trying different things I'm not clear which project
> houses the code that generates classes.jar, classes-full-debug.jar,
> and friends or if there is a specific build target I can call to build
> them and nothing else (or stop the build at that point).
make out/target/common/obj/JAVA_LIBRARIES/framework_intermediates/classes.jar
would get you that file (and very little else).
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Magnus Bäck
Joseph Moore <joe....@gmail.com> wrote:
> Regarding "You could extract them from system.img found in the SDK" --
> I'm in the middle of Googling for this now, by on a Mac trying to
> mount this image give a "no mountable file system" error. I've tried
> converting the image to some other formats and get the same error when
> trying to mount those. Do you know how to either mount or extract this
> .img on a Mac?
You can use the unyaffs tool for this. Sorry for not mentioning it from
the start.
http://code.google.com/p/unyaffs/
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Rado ANDRIATSIMANDEFITRA
the same error when trying to mount those. Do you know how to either mount or extract this .img on a Mac?
It may happen that system.img is an yaffs2 image and your kernel doesn't support it. I'm not a mac specialist so I can't tell you how to mount it on a Mac but I've encountered the same problem few months ago and you can get the file inside system.img from an emulator or a developer device. Then you can pull its content from /system. /system is the mount point of system.img if i'm not wrong
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Université de Rouen
Joe Moore
under framework/ they are dex'ed.
$ jar -tf framework.jar
META-INF/
META-INF/MANIFEST.MF
classes.dex
preloaded-classes
I was hoping to get the jars with real implementations without
spending an hour+ syncing and building. I have been trying to find a
magic combination of projects I can sync to just generate
framework_intermediates/classes.jar in the minimum time. I realize now
that even this is not quite good enough because I'd like the @hide
annotations to be respected, which they are not in
framework_intermediates/*.jar -- perhaps they are elsewhere?
On Aug 17, 4:14 pm, Rado ANDRIATSIMANDEFITRA <andri...@gmail.com>
wrote:
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> > or extract this .img on a Mac?
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> It may happen that system.img is an yaffs2 image and your kernel doesn't
> support it. I'm not a mac specialist so I can't tell you how to mount it on
> a Mac but I've encountered the same problem few months ago and you can get
> the file inside system.img from an emulator or a developer device. Then you
> can pull its content from /system. /system is the mount point of system.img
> if i'm not wrong
>
> On Wed, Aug 17, 2011 at 1:05 PM, Magnus Bäck
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