Thanks for the answer Dan Willemsen.. And Yes it was my mistake when I said
I am using El Capitan actually I have updated the system and currently its
Mac OS X Catalina. I am working with Linux VM as suggested by you.
On Wed, Feb 17, 2021 at 3:42 AM 'Dan Willemsen' via Android Building <
It would be simple enough to write one that handles a few use cases, but
no, I don't know of one. The Android.mk that ndk-build uses was never the
same format as the Android.mk used by the platform builds -- they just
happened to share some names (and both used make).
- Dan
On Wed, Feb 3, 2021
GOMA support has been removed on the AOSP master branch, and has been
replaced with RBE.
- Dan
On Wed, Feb 3, 2021 at 9:30 AM 唐木村 wrote:
> @Dan Willemsen
>
> >>> The build team does not recommend using Goma -- it does not work
> particularly well with the Android build, and we expect to be
Oh, I forgot El Capitan is MacOSX 10.11, which is probably old enough to be
supported on that branch. But the MacOS 11.1 SDK shouldn't work on that,
and the screenshot claims that you're running 10.15.7 (Darwin 19.6.0). So
something doesn't line up here.
Regardless, the Linux VM is probably your
Older versions of Android don't build with newer versions of MacOS (the
inverse works, you can build newer android versions with older MacOS
versions, though that's not usually interesting except for CI servers)
If you really need to build a 4+ year old android version on your Mac, then
your best
