This represents major changes with gnatdroid.
The sysroot is no longer API 9 or 19, but a choice of API 8, 9, 15,
16, 17, 18, or 19. The prefix is not androidX but just "android".
The binutils port had to be adjusted due to the prefix change.
Finally, gnatdroid-armv(5,7) was substancially reworked to use
gcc-aux (4.9) instead of gcc47-aux (4.7). This means the new ARM
unwinder is in use (zero cost exceptions). Only 6 ACATS tests are
failing, they are related to the missing stack check capability.
Future work will speed up ACATS remote device testing and hopefully
enable gnat.dg testing too.
This is the first of two steps to update the gnatdroid ARM cross-
compilers. The sysroot was 10 versions behind the current API level
of 19. The latest API level drops ARMv5 support, but the API is
backwards compatible, so if applications restrict themselves to
level 18 features, then ARMv5 should still be usable.
The next step is to base the cross compilers on GCC 4.9 instead of the
GCC 4.7-based gcc47-aux port.
Reported by pkg-fallout
Cause: Bad gcc makefile, doesn't properly support cross-compiler build
Workaround: duplicate *-cross executables to the base names so that the
install target doesn't try to rebuild them
* PORTREVISION bumped because previous package added empty directories.
* GPLv3 LICENSE added, but not installed as it messed up dynamic PLIST
* pkg-message used instead of post-install echoes
* Custom do-build target removed, default works after modifications
* OPTIONS_SUB=yes to handle standard PLIST_SUB conversions
* Auto-PLIST logic improvements
* To simplify Auto-PLIST, non-bin entries were removed from pkg-plist
* It was necessary to add pre-install target to pre-create directories that
are no longer present when port is installed in clean stage.
targets the Android operating system (version 2.3, API level 9) running on
ARM architecture (version 7). This produces binaries that run natively on
Android devices as well as the Android SDK emulator.
WWW: http://www.dragonlace.net
PR: ports/160427
Submitted by: John Marino <freebsdml@marino.st>
