haru | everyone 's favourite idol and part-time automaton | Frontend Framework library

This software compiles for x86_64 linux and windows. It's written in C+ and relies heavily on the SDL as well as depending on libraries such as curl, microhttp, libharu, etc. Some 2 years ago it also compiled for android x86 and arm32 using Pelya's [commandergenious][1] port but that knowledge was lost, development continued and i'm the newcomer. I'm not that versed on Android or their take on makefiles.

I managed to include one library (haru) in commandergenious but trying to include other libraries resulted in multiple failures, so kinda stopped at that. I also had some issues using custom makefiles as suggested in the readme.

I've adapted an existing regular makefile but it ends up conflicting with existing dependencies, i.e., ndk-compiled cyptopp.so would cause undefined symbols on clang-compiled app, even though the signatures are "the same" (std::__ndk1::basic_string vs std::__cxx11::basic_string).

I've since taken to recompiling the code with clang instead of gcc (fixing a few bugs on the way due to clang being more strict) and using Android.mk instead of regular makefiles so i could cross-compile all components using just the NDK.

I tried giving a go at Android's LOCAL_MODULEs but the interdependent LOCAL_PATHs became too messy. I may get back to this route using [prebuilts][2] instead. It'll help segregate some issues should they arise.

Since my host is x86_68 Ubuntu Xenial i took the (maybe incorrect) path of setting up a directory with armeabi-v7a arm64-v8a x86 x86_64 subdirectories and ar xing .deb files (from Debian Buster as Xenial has sparse arm .debs) into those for all the libraries and includes i need. (It's $(HOME)/dev/multiarch bellow.)

At the moment, this is my Application.mk

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I'm trying to build and use libharu (v2.3.0-RC3) library in order to create PDFs. My spec (Windows 7, Qt 5.9.1, Qt Creator 4.3.1, CMake 3.9.0 - rc5, GNU Make 3.82.90)

• download from the official site enter link description here
• unzip "C:\Qt\Projects\libharu\libharu"
• mkdir libharu_build
• cd libharu_build
• cmake -G "MinGW Makefiles" -DCMAKE_INCLUDE_PATH="C:\gnuwin32\include\" -DCMAKE_LIBRARY_PATH="C:\gnuwin32\lib\" -DBUILD_SHARED_LIBS=ON -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release ..\
• mingw32-make
• assembly result:"C:\Qt\Projects\libharu\libharu\libharu_build\src\libhpdf.dll"-"C:\Qt\Projects\libharu\libharu\libharu_build\include\hpdf_config.h"
• in Qt project (.pro file) INCLUDEPATH += C:\Qt\Projects\libharu\libharu\include \ C:\Qt\Projects\libharu\libharu\libharu_build\include LIBS += -LC:\Qt\Projects\libharu\libharu\libharu_build\src -lhpdf
• in Qt project (main file) #include "hpdf.h"
• when compiling a project, messages appear - undefined reference to HPDF_Page_BeginText - undefined reference to HPDF_Page_LineTo - undefined reference to HPDF_Page_Stroke - undefined reference to HPDF_Page_MoveTo

Command-line output during assembly: