compile 0.0.2

The MobiPkg Compile package, a tool for compiling code to dynamic/static libraries.

Compile (Do not use this package, it is not ready yet.)

(Do not use this package, it is not ready yet.)

This package is part of mobipkg.

The goal is to compile an available iOS/android library by configuration file.

Requirements

• Platform
  • macOS (If you want to compile iOS)
  • linux (No tested)
• Android NDK 25 (If you want to compile android)
• XCode 14.x (If you want to compile iOS)
• Git (If your source url is git)
• wget (If your source url is http/https)
  • tar (If your source is tar)
    • gzip (If your source is gzip/tar.gz/tgz)
    • bzip2 (If your source is bzip2/tar.bz2/tbz2)
    • xz (If your source is xz/tar.xz)
    • lamz (If your source is lamz/tar.lamz)
  • unzip (If your source is zip)
  • 7zip (If your source is 7zip)
• cp (If your source is path), the cp command is IEEE Std 1003.2 (“POSIX.2”) compliant.

If you want to compile c

Environment Variables

• ANDROID_NDK_HOME - Android NDK 25

Usage for command

compile -h

Supported

• Tools:

  • ✅ Autotools
  • ✅ CMake

• Source type

  • ✅ Git
  • ✅ File
  • ✅ Http

Example usage

The example directory contains some example libraries.

Define your library

Like the example, in general, you need to define a file: lib.yaml, which is conventional and its name cannot be changed.

name: libffi
type: autotools # or other types, you can run `compile support type` to see all types
source:
  git: 
    url: https://github.com/libffi/libffi.git
    ref: v3.4.4
license: LICENSE

Defind your .gitignore

In general, it is also recommended that you include a .gitignore file It is defined as follows:

build/
source/
install/

LICENSE

Apache-2.0 License