[Knu]

that sounds reasonable, i remember i read about the sharedlibrary command but i didn’t actually remembered to try it :facepalm:

thanks again!

[Knu]

Hi,

thanks for your fast answer. Sorry if my english was a little shaky on my previous post: i wrote it after a LONG day 😀

However, i did what you suggested and it looks like i can include my own library now. I created a new project (Set to NOT update Android.mk automatically this time) and added to Android.mk

include $(CLEAR_VARS)
LOCAL_MODULE := libsandBoxTestAndroid-prebuilt
LOCAL_SRC_FILES := ../../Android/Debug/libsandBoxTestAndroid.so
include $(PREBUILT_SHARED_LIBRARY)

and changed Application.mk to

APP_ABI := armeabi-v7a

If i check the built APK, i can see that in lib/armeabi-v7a/ finally there is libsandBoxTestAndroid.so – great!

I then tried to load the library by editing the C source file from the wizard

	char szBuf[512];
sprintf(szBuf, "You have pressed this huge button %d times", s_ButtonPressCounter++);

void * myLibHandle;
myLibHandle = dlopen("libsandBoxTestAndroid.so", RTLD_NOW );

if(!myLibHandle)
sprintf(szBuf, "%s", dlerror() );

however dlopen() is not happy

Cannot load library: load_library[1091]: Library libsandBoxTestAndroid.so not found

unless i specify its absolute path

myLibHandle = dlopen("/data/data/com.visualgdb.example.NativeVSAndroidProject/lib/libsandBoxTestAndroid.so", RTLD_NOW );

But googling it looks like it’s a common issue? sorry for the offtopic, but maybe this comes in handy to somebody in the future (i’ll bother you more in the future, i guess 😀 )

Thanks again!

EDIT: i still have a question though – how come my breakpoints in source from the static libraries are never considered by GDB?

[Author]

Posts