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avian-pack

This project is a blend of Avian (http://oss.readytalk.com/avian/) and Android classpath that is (at the moment) far more compatible with the original proprietary JDK Classpath.

Building

The building is quite simple:

<ol> <li>First of all you should prepare your environment according to this guide: http://bigfatbrowncat.github.io/cross-building/ You may use any other configuration, of course, but you would crush into many problems, I bet (especially on Windows).</li> <li>In order to build Avian and Android classes we should have JDK 7 installed. http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/index.html Be careful! Don't install JDK 8 instead.</li> <li>[On Windows or Linux] After the JDK is installed you should set the `JAVA_HOME` variable. For example, on Windows it would be something like <pre>export JAVA_HOME=/c/Program\ Files/Java/jdk1.7.0_00</pre> You don't have to set this variable on OS X where the path could be found automagically.</li> <li>Then you should clone the avian-pack repo: <pre>git clone https://github.com/bigfatbrowncat/avian-pack.git cd avian-pack</pre> This step will take the base repo from the server. It's quite fast (about 5-20 seconds on an average web connection speed)</li> <li>Now you should fetch all the submodules. <pre>make git-refresh</pre> This command will clone many necessary repos (most of them are Android components). This will take a dozen of minutes.</li> <li>Now it's ready to be built. Just type <pre>make</pre> The building process is quite slow. It will build all the components and link them together. After all the operations are complete, the result will appear inside <code>avian/build</code> directory.</li> </ol>