Update 2: just to close the issue of this thread: it's no longer relevant, because I'm using Android NDK 10e now (as recommended for Qt 5.9).
The mentioned NDK version (10e) doesn't have the "tkill()" problem, and I prefer "not to touch a running system" (I mean the GC sources of ECL).
So: issue closed.
2017-06-26 22:03 GMT+02:00, PR polos.ruetz@gmail.com:
Update: the mentioned issue could already be solved (by a small patch to the GC sources). Now both ECL and EQL5 are already cross-compiled for Android, using NDK 15.
(And since I'm new to Android, I got a little confused: the recommended NDK for Qt 5.9 is actually 10e, not 15.)
Next steps will be building the EQL5 library and an example (hopefully soon on Google Play)...
Paul
2017-06-25 19:25 GMT+02:00, PR polos.ruetz@gmail.com:
2017-06-25 18:20 GMT+02:00, PR polos.ruetz@gmail.com:
- building ECL for android only works with NDK r9 (which is really old
already)
Providing more info: attached you find the point where it's bailing out trying to build with NDK r15.