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= NSS Android build = | = NSS Android build = | ||
= Setting up the Cross build environment = | == Setting up the Cross build environment == | ||
== Downloading the NDK == | === Downloading the NDK === | ||
Download and extract the Android NDK. NDK rev 5 has been tested and are known to work. Builders currently use NDKr5c. | Download and extract the Android NDK. NDK rev 5 has been tested and are known to work. Builders currently use NDKr5c. | ||
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tar -xjf android-ndk-r5c-linux-x86.tar.bz2 | tar -xjf android-ndk-r5c-linux-x86.tar.bz2 | ||
== Getting the Runtime == | === Getting the Runtime === | ||
If you are on Linux 32 bit, you are done. If you are Linux 64 bit, you may need to get the following packages: | If you are on Linux 32 bit, you are done. If you are Linux 64 bit, you may need to get the following packages: | ||
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yum install glibc.i686 zlib.i686 libstdc++.i686 | yum install glibc.i686 zlib.i686 libstdc++.i686 | ||
== Set up your environment == | === Set up your environment === | ||
You must set the environment variable ANDROID_NDK to the path where you extracted the NDK. | You must set the environment variable ANDROID_NDK to the path where you extracted the NDK. | ||
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export ANDROID_NDK={path to your ndk} | export ANDROID_NDK={path to your ndk} | ||
= Setting up your Android device = | == Setting up your Android device == | ||
== Getting SSHDroid == | === Getting SSHDroid === | ||
The android test system uses sftp and ssh to talk to our android device In order to use these, you must first install SSHDroid. You can find SSHDroid in Google Play at https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=berserker.android.apps.sshdroid&hl=en . You can install it with Google Play. | The android test system uses sftp and ssh to talk to our android device In order to use these, you must first install SSHDroid. You can find SSHDroid in Google Play at https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=berserker.android.apps.sshdroid&hl=en . You can install it with Google Play. | ||
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Be sure to use the your actual values (not my examples). | Be sure to use the your actual values (not my examples). | ||
== Setting up certificates == | === Setting up certificates === | ||
First you need to follow the instructions [[here]] to set up a pair of SSH keys on your Linux host. If you already have SSH keys set up, then you can skip this step. | First you need to follow the instructions [[here]] to set up a pair of SSH keys on your Linux host. If you already have SSH keys set up, then you can skip this step. | ||
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select "OK" | select "OK" | ||
= Building = | == Building == | ||
Get your nss tree as normal. You'll need to get nss, nspr, and dbm. These instructions are for NSS 3.14. The easiest way to get and NSS tree is with cvs: | Get your nss tree as normal. You'll need to get nss, nspr, and dbm. These instructions are for NSS 3.14. The easiest way to get and NSS tree is with cvs: | ||
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make arm_android_build_all | make arm_android_build_all | ||
= Running the tests = | == Running the tests == | ||
Once NSS for Android has built, you can run the tests on your android device as follows: | Once NSS for Android has built, you can run the tests on your android device as follows: | ||
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make arm_android_install | make arm_android_install | ||
make arm_android_tests | make arm_android_tests | ||
NOTE: The tests do yet pass. | |||