History log of /ndk/build/tools/ndk-common.sh
Revision Date Author Comments
66b08a43163cb26a8f13784822a09567abf84da4 18-Nov-2013 Nico Weber <nicolasweber@gmx.de> Speed up make-standalone-toolchain.sh.

Instead of copying the contents of a temp directory and then deleting
the temp directory, move the contents of the temp directory.

Makes make-standalone-toolchain.sh about 6s faster (16s -> 10s).

Change-Id: Ia2db511d1554b18a31d88e90e13deb184f98f404
ce1093c80bb6a9c401eace5311868b24efa27637 12-Sep-2013 Pavel Chupin <pavel.v.chupin@intel.com> Workaround tar: Argument list too long issue

Can be faced if packaged files number exceeds some limit.
Trick with tr workarounds another MacOS specific problem when $@ is
considered as single argument.

Change-Id: Ic06ada6c3b17a0fe1fd40f1e8c819d9ef8cddfef
Signed-off-by: Pavel Chupin <pavel.v.chupin@intel.com>
2caf9174203ba554f70b05a8619bce1b1d25f023 29-Aug-2013 Andrew Hsieh <andrewhsieh@google.com> Remove zip --symlinks

UNIX/VMS symlink doesn't work in windows. Revert back to
compressing/storing the original file

Change-Id: I6a5923d1bd04d536820b79d578827d3cb822311c
8a3ed83776d98e657ffe183f4a1d8adf0d541da4 25-Jul-2013 David 'Digit' Turner <digit@android.com> build-gcc.sh: Linkify binaries to reduce install size.

This is really useful to reduce the size of .zip archives
(about 7 MB / toolchain saved in the final .zip).

For Linux / Darwin, tar automatically detects the hard links
used by the toolchain install script and already copies a single
copy of each file in the archive (and will recreate the hard links
at install time), so this is less useful, but shouldn't hurt.

+ Remove the "simulator" binary from each toolchain bin/
directory (e.g. arm-linux-androideabi-run) since it's not
needed (and probably doesn't work anyway).

Change-Id: I9fd4309c6b7bd3c2cac7737c545b6e597d08ca8a
bd7544d2c67817fc565e89529a56bae3cc063622 10-Jun-2013 David 'Digit' Turner <digit@android.com> Move ndk-common.sh to build/tools/

It doesn't make sense to put it under build/core/ anymore.

Change-Id: I3a63ecabd15d4c34c2ba3800b95246f5eeb6a6f3