Hi,
I am using Ubuntu (newbie) and I installed JRE, JDK and Android-SDK knowing that this is what I need to start developing android apps. However, I noticed that platform-tools directory is missing. According to some articles that I read, I need to run the android tool inside the "Tools" folder to get a copy of the missing folder.
I have some C++ source files (with .mm extension) in an XCode project.
I'm trying to compile only those that are pure C++ (no objc syntax or cocoa runtime used) and compile them in an Android NDK build (NDK r8d).
The problem seems to be that g++ will not even consider .mm files as C++ and will fail with:
arm-linux-androideabi-g++: error: Objective-C++ compiler not installed on this system
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What is it?
In Android, there exist two different 'Android IDs'. The Settings.Secure.ANDROID_ID and the GSF Android-ID (aka GTalk Android-ID, which is used by various Google Services, such as the Play Store).
This is a simple App to display these unique IDs for any device. The source code is available via my GitHub.
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net.bexton.android.device_id-1.0.1.apk (via dev-host.org)
App Screen
I have this output from a find command:
abc,10.11.13.14,def,1.2.3.4,geh,6.7.54.23
where abc,def and geh are device names and could be of any length and others are IP address belong to devices. Likeabc,10.11.13.14 for device abc. IP shall be next to comma delimiter.
How can I use sed, grep or awk to print the associated IP when I grep for a device name?
I do not know exactly how rooting works or if it can even by done on my Android (Samsung GT-N8013) device. No rootkit appears to exist yet for Android 4.1.2, so I am left with figuring out how to root my device via other means.
All I would like to do is do certain operations (on my own device!) e.g. read a file regardless of its permissions or run certain programs as root.
With the release of the source code for Android 4.1 Jelly Bean, we can expect to see a bunch of ROMs soon, but some of you might want create your own port from the source. To help you along, XDA member dastin1015 put together a guide to get you started compiling Jelly Bean on Ubuntu.
find . -name '.htaccess' -print | xargs grep -il 'sound' | xargs -p sh -c ">{}"
Trying to find some .htaccess files on a host that've been compromised, grep them to make sure they are bad .htaccess (not all on server have been ruined) and blank them out.
All is working, except the last part. Tried many variations of echo > etc.
Hello, I know that I'm new member and have no right to post it here. I'm sorry for this.
But maybe some people will be interested.
FPS Meter it's like FRAPS for Android and have no alternatives yet.
You can measure FPS and see it in a corner of your screen.
I'm trying to compile a native library (derived from WebRTC) by using android NDK rev8b. I get the following error:
android_ndk/android-ndk-r8b/toolchains/arm-linux-androideabi-4.6/prebuilt/linux-x86/bin/../lib/gcc/arm-linux-androideabi/4.6.x-google/../../../../arm-linux-androideabi/bin/ld: cannot find -lstlport_static
So it can't find the stl library.
I have installed libmagic-dev.
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