I'm developing a system application apk and I'm using mm to develop the program since it will put in the <android root>/packages/app directory. I don't want to use ndk-build because mm will be used to build the whole system, including my apk file.
The problem is that if I use shared libraries, they will be put in the /system/lib directory. So if I change the shared libraries I have to regenerate the system.img file (which will put my shared libraries in /system/lib). That takes a lot of time (not to mention the restart of the emulator) so I wonder if there is another way to use libraries without having to restart the emulator? Since I use mm instead of ndk-build the shared libraries I create will not be packaged with the apk but instead put in /system/lib Do you have any suggestions to how I can work with libraries but without having to restart the emulator each time I change the library? Kind regards, Samuel -- unsubscribe: [email protected] website: http://groups.google.com/group/android-porting
