The latter had the effect of removing the benefit of optimization settings, i.e. a typical compiler
command would look like:
<toolchain-compiler> .... -Isources/<module-path> -I -O2 -g
The "-I -O2" was interpreted literally as "search in '-O2' directory, and the optimization was
never set to 2 (or 0 in case of debug mode).
* changes:
Force --no-undefined at link time to generate an error when trying to generate a shared library that references undefined symbols. This can be overriden by defining LOCAL_ALLOW_UNDEFINED_SYMBOLS in your Android.mk to 'true'
* changes:
Fix bad dependency between generated shared libraries and the corresponding installed module. Also fixes the "make clean" target by the way.
* changes:
Remove hard-coded path to my home directory in build/tools/make-release.sh. Now you need to use the --prebuilt-path=<path> option to specify where to pick up the prebuilt toolchain tarballs instead, for example:
Now you need to use the --prebuilt-path=<path> option to specify where to pick up
the prebuilt toolchain tarballs instead, for example:
build/tools/make-release.sh --prebuilt-path=/home/digit/android/ndk
Add also some other options to change the package prefix / release number / etc
