libmish | Libmish adds a command prompt | Runtime Evironment library
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kandi X-RAY | libmish Summary
libmish is a library that allows you to add a command prompt to any of your own program. It captures the standard output and standard error file descriptor, create a log with this, and displays it back to you, with a command prompt. You can then add your own commands to interract with your (running) program. Oh, libmish can also serve this to incoming telnet sessions (on a custom port), so you can connect to detached processes too.
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I'm new to Android, so forgive me if this seems a little amature. I have two pre-built static libraries, feta
(../../feta/build/libfeta.a
) and mish
(../../mish/build/libmish.a
), and I have the shared JNI library. Using the JNI library works perfectly fine, but I'm trying to access both feta
and mish
via the JNI library. These two libraries are constantly changed and updated along with the Android project so copying them every time they're built isn't really an option (if that'd even fix the linking problem), and I'd much not prefer simply copying the source files into the Android project.
I've tried searching, but most of the answers use the old version of the system and want me to modify Android.mk
, which I don't have. I'm using the most recent version of Android Studio, it uses the Gradle plugin.
I've attempted to use all the configuration from over a dozen tutorials and Stackoverflow answers in various setups, but with no luck.
If you answer, please provide a full and working build.gradle
so I don't run into the same problems I've been getting from the other answers (thanks!).
I've asked this question after just following this tutorial, so all the files will reflect that.
Here's the build error I'm getting:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jan-05 at 14:34As it turns out, I needed to upgrade my Gradle plugin. I was able to delete CMakeLists.txt
. I also needed to upgrade my Gradle wrapper version to 3.2 to support the new experimental plugin.
Here's my root build.gradle
:
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