This week I finished libbcc packages which contain libbcc.so,
libbcinfo.so and bcc_compat. They are part of Android SDK Build-tools
and belong to android-platform-frameworks-compile package. This
package also contains llvm-rs-cc which is another tool of Android SDK
Build-tools but it is too late
This week I finished the following:
* safe-iop upleaded to ftp-master.
* android-platform-external-libunwind
http://anonscm.debian.org/cgit/android-tools/android-platform-external-libunwind.git
* Move AndroidConfig.h headers from android-platform-build to
android-platform-system and make it into
This week I finished the following packages:
* android-platform-system
http://anonscm.debian.org/cgit/android-tools/android-platform-system.git:
- android-libbacktrace(-dev): It was later found to be a dependency
of android-libutils
* android-platform-frameworks-base
This week I finished the following packages:
* android-platform-system
http://anonscm.debian.org/cgit/android-tools/android-platform-system.git:
- adb
- android-f2fs-utils(-dev)
- android-libcutils(-dev)
- android-libext4-utils(-dev)
- android-liblog(-dev)
-
After working on android-platform-system-core package, I found that if
platform/system/core and platform/system/extra is separated packages
there will be circular dependencies. Therefore I merge them into one
single package: android-platform-system, which is currently hosted on
GitHub
This week I have finished gradle_2.5-1. Newly updated maven_3.3.3-2
removes an API used by Gradle 2.5 and switches to use eclipse-aether
instead of deprecated aether, I wrote 2 patches to fix the
compatibility. gradle_2.5-1 is now buildable again.
After discussing with mentors and colleague, I
This week I have been on my move to a new room so not much work was
done. I have been on my way to Gradle 2.4 and it's close to the end. I
dropped the idea of creating a separate gradle-1.12 package because
after discussions with my mentor we found that it is unnecessary, so
gradle_2.4-1 will be
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* Week 3:
http://lists.alioth.debian.org/pipermail/soc-coordination/2015-June/002509.html
* Week 4:
http://lists.alioth.debian.org/pipermail/soc-coordination/2015-June/002524.html
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殷啟聰 | Kai-Chung Yan
一生只向真理與妻子低頭
Full-time student of Providence
In this week I have kept improving gradle_1.12-1:
Although the upstream has been repacked for multiple times, we still
keep the version as 1.12-1 instead of 1.12+dfsg-1 by retagging the Git
commits. After multiple repacks I have got rid of all lintian errors.
The remaining lintian warnings are
There are breakthroughs this week: I can successfully build a fully
functional Gradle package, and I can successfully install and use it
to build other Java projects. My colleague Komal Sukhani also seems to
finish the updating of groovy2, the Gradle stage of our GSoC project
is almost over.
This week I finished packaging bintray-client-java
https://packages.debian.org/source/sid/bintray-client-java, a Java
library for accessing JFrog's Bintray/jCenter Java artifacts
repository, which is used by Gradle to provide jCenter support. The
package was reviewed by Emmanuel Bourg and accepted
in Gradle 1.5.
Next week I will focus on packaging Bintray client for Java because Gradle
uses this library to support JCenter repositories. After that I will start
packaging Zinc, an incremental Scala compiler supported by Gradle, or I
will choose to keep it disabled.
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* 殷啟聰 | Kai-Chung Yan
Hi everyone,
My name is Kai-Chung Yan and I am applying for the project of packaging all
Android SDK toolchain into Debian for this year's Google Summer of Code.
According to the wiki page, my mentor will be Steiner (_hc).
Here is my proposal:
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