Re: Mac system compiles LibreOffice for Android and encounters errors

On 2024-11-08 04:00, sl wrote: 用的苹果笔记本终端编译LibreOffice安卓版，make报错信息如下 make[1]: *** No rule to make target '/Users/ling/Downloads/core/ instdir_for_build/LibreOfficeDev.app/Contents/Frameworks/ libgcc3_uno.so', needed by '/Users/ling/Downloads/core/ workdir_for_build/Executable/saxparser.run'.  

Mac system compiles LibreOffice for Android and encounters errors

用的苹果笔记本终端编译LibreOffice安卓版，make报错信息如下 make[1]: *** No rule to make target '/Users/ling/Downloads/core/instdir_for_build/LibreOfficeDev.app/Contents/Frameworks/libgcc3_uno.so', needed by '/Users/ling/Downloads/core/workdir_for_build/Executable/saxparser.run'. Stop. make[1]: *** Waiting for unfi

Re: Problems building LibreOffice for Android using Mac

On Mon, 25 Feb 2019 at 21:47, Laura Garcia Gonzalez wrote: > Ok, thanks for the reply. I found this Get Started tutorial [1] and I was > hoping it would work for Mac. > That is for building LibreOffice itself for Mac, not the Android app. So... I am primarily interested in working on the Androi

Re: Problems building LibreOffice for Android using Mac

Ok, thanks for the reply. I found this Get Started tutorial [1] and I was hoping it would work for Mac. So... I am primarily interested in working on the Android Viewer project. Will I be able to build it in a Windows machine? What is the optimal OS to make it work? I guess that Linux. Is there

Re: Problems building LibreOffice for Android using Mac

It is not possible to build the Android app on a Mac, sorry. You are of course free to work on making it possible, but don't expect a lot of people being able to help you. --tml ___ LibreOffice mailing list LibreOffice@lists.freedesktop.org https://list

Problems building LibreOffice for Android using Mac

Hi, I am struggling trying to make work the Android project. When I try to run make install I got this exception: > No such file or directory: > '/Users/webdev21/Documents/libreoffice/instdir/share/registry/main.xcd' It seems the library files are missing after the built... but I have already

Re: GSoC Final Submission Report - Gautam Prajapati - LibreOffice for Android

i/gsoc-final-submission-report-libreoffice-for-android-5623d011df41 > > It was a great learning experience, I managed to do something out of my > comfort zone and thanks to Miklos and Tomaz who were quite responsive and > helped wherever I was stuck. Thanks a lot for the great work. It

GSoC Final Submission Report - Gautam Prajapati - LibreOffice for Android

Hello! GSoC is almost over and with help of my mentors Miklos and Tomaz, I think I managed to complete my tasks. You can take a look at my final submission report here: https://medium.com/@gautamprajapati/gsoc-final-submission-report-libreoffice-for-android-5623d011df41 It was a great learning

GSoC Weekly Report 9 & 10: LibreOffice for Android: Gautam Prajapati

*Week 9: *I continued my work on supporting NSS on LibreOffice Android. I failed to solve the top-level make failure, later with the inputs from Miklos I got to know that the top-level make success wasn't possible cause I was trying to tweak the x86_64 build to produce a host(arm) .so files. I sub

GSoC Weekly Report 7 & 8: LibreOffice for Android - Gautam Prajapati

*Week 7*: I was working on the task of build NSS with NDK provided toolchains. The build was failing and the goal was to switch to NSS by default on Android as well. During this week, I was able to build NSS with NDK GCC toolchain. I had to do understand the makefiles and had to do some tweaks in

GSoC Weekly Report 6: LibreOffice for Android - Gautam Prajapati

Hello, During week 6, I worked on my task of building NSS(Network Security Services) for LO Android. For that, I first explored how to build standalone NSS on my linux desktop. Turned out NSS is not very supportive of cross compiling for ARM. It works well if the host and building platform are sa

GSoC Weekly Report 4 & 5: LibreOffice for Android - Gautam Prajapati

Hello, During week 4, I completed the task of switching clang for Android building. Link to the relevant patches: - https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/39127 - android: update configure.ac to support building only with NDK>=15 - https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/39122 - android: update configure

GSoC Weekly Report 3: LibreOffice for Android - Gautam Prajapati

Hello! I was working on the task of switching to Clang for building LO Android. Last week was spent on understanding the differences between exception handling ABIs for ARM and Itanium one(being shipped with Clang in NDK). Our linux-arm-bridge source code is written keeping the ARM specifications

GSoC Weekly Report 2: LibreOffice for Android - Gautam Prajapati

Hi All! This week started with me trying to understand the problem in bridges/ module with clang toolchain. There were two major errors which I had to solve-- The first problem was with clang being rejecting incompatible declarations of the same extern "C" function under different namespaces. Wit

GSoC Weekly Report 1: LibreOffice for Android - Gautam Prajapati

Hello! My initial tasks include improving the build system of LO Android. For that, I tried to understand the modern Gradle + CMake system. I had to compare it with current build system of LO and update the things necessary. I understood the working of configure script and 'make' with the help o

GSoC'17 Introduction - Gautam Prajapati - LibreOffice for Android

Hello! I'm Gautam, junior year Computer Science Undergraduate from New Delhi, India. I have been accepted for my proposal on Improving LibreOffice for Android. I'll be working on solving MABs of LibreOffice Android Client and adding new features to it. You can take a look at my GSo

Re: LibreOffice for Android

> It's not clear yet if LibreOffice will be accepted next year in GSoC, so > don't assume that will be definitely the case. However given our history, it is safe to say, that we have a good chance of being accepted. > Anyway, see in > general, an

Re: LibreOffice for Android

Hi, On Wed, Dec 14, 2016 at 03:54:58AM +0700, Yazied DA wrote: > First allow me to introduce my self. My name is Yazied, i'am from indonesia > student. I want to contribute in LibreOffice Organization for GSoC. I'am > interest to contribute in LibreOffice for Android. I&

Re: LibreOffice for android

Hi, On Sun, May 01, 2016 at 05:38:15PM +0530, Alekhya Vellanki wrote: > Kindly let me know if there's anybody working on this project already for > GSoc 2016. :) There is no accepted Android project this year for the LibreOffice organization, see

Re: LibreOffice for android

Hello everybody, Kindly let me know if there's anybody working on this project already for GSoc 2016. :) Thanks. On Sun, May 1, 2016 at 5:34 PM, Alekhya Vellanki wrote: > Hello everybody, > > I want to contribute to LibreOffice for android project.How do I begin? > > P

LibreOffice for android

Hello everybody, I want to contribute to LibreOffice for android project.How do I begin? Please guide me right from the scratch as this is my first open source project. :) Thanks in advance. -- Alekhya Vellanki ___ LibreOffice mailing list

Problem with Building LibreOffice for android.

Hi, I have been trying to build libreoffice for android but keep encountering this message *Error:(14, 0) Could not read script '/home/naveen/libreoffic/android/source/liboSettings.gradle' as it does not exist.** **href="openFile:/home/naveen/libreoffic/android/sour

Re: LibreOffice for Android

Hi Rosemary, On Sat, Jun 06, 2015 at 05:30:47PM +0530, Rosemary Sebastian wrote: > I'm a final year student of Computer Science and Engineering and am looking > for a medium-level open source project that I could work on. > > I'm interested to work on your project "

Compilation of LibreOffice for Android

Hello, I tried to compile the current state of LibreOffice for Android from a fresh git repository clone, but I was not successful The make process stops with the following messages: removed org.openoffice.Office.DataAccess/Drivers - saving 136 saved 3818 of 7422 bytes: 51% /home/andi

Re: When will be relased LibreOffice for Android

>From what I have seen the android port is still in its infancy as there is still lots that needs to be done. 2013/7/10 Abraham Macías Paredes > Hi LibreOffice people, > > I’d like to know when do you plan to release the Android version of > LibreOffice. > > ** ** > > My company is look

When will be relased LibreOffice for Android

Hi LibreOffice people, I'd like to know when do you plan to release the Android version of LibreOffice. My company is looking for a product that could add some exclusivity to certain Android tablets. So my boss wants to know when do you plan to release the Android version of LibreOffice, and wha

Re: Testing LibreOffice for Android

There is no need for testing, it is painfully obvious what the shortcomings are. This is not claimed at all to be even close to useful to end-users --tml ___ LibreOffice mailing list LibreOffice@lists.freedesktop.org http://lists.freedesktop.org/mailman/

Testing LibreOffice for Android

I have downloaded and installed LibreOffice for Android as advertised here: http://www.muktware.com/5553/install-libreoffice-android Do you have a place to leave feedback such as bug reports? It does not really seem to be working for me. Best regards, Thomas Arildsen

Libreoffice for android

If you need a tester for libreoffice for android, i have the Samsung galaxy s3 running cm10.1 (android 4.2.2) on Verizon. ___ LibreOffice mailing list LibreOffice@lists.freedesktop.org http://lists.freedesktop.org/mailman/listinfo/libreoffice

Re: LibreOffice for Android (how the overcome the problem with the 50 MB limit)

On 25/03/13 10:16, Michael Meeks wrote: On Sat, 2013-03-23 at 11:19 +0100, Jonathan Aquilina wrote: Wouldn’t it also be beneficial for developers as well in the sense that the build and compile only what they need as well as for build bots too? Build bots should IMO build what's being deliver

RE: LibreOffice for Android (how the overcome the problem with the 50 MB limit)

On Sat, 2013-03-23 at 11:19 +0100, Jonathan Aquilina wrote: > Wouldn’t it also be beneficial for developers as well in the sense > that the build and compile only what they need as well as for build > bots too? Perhaps - avoiding the compile-time unit tests also speeds things up for devel

RE: LibreOffice for Android (how the overcome the problem with the 50 MB limit)

Subject: RE: LibreOffice for Android (how the overcome the problem with the 50 MB limit) Hi Jonathan, On Sat, 2013-03-23 at 08:32 +0100, Jonathan Aquilina wrote: > Out of curiosity isn’t there a way seeing as with gbuild we can build > individual modules to where we can compile an individual

RE: LibreOffice for Android (how the overcome the problem with the 50 MB limit)

Hi Jonathan, On Sat, 2013-03-23 at 08:32 +0100, Jonathan Aquilina wrote: > Out of curiosity isn’t there a way seeing as with gbuild we can build > individual modules to where we can compile an individual aspect of LO > using a single switch in autogen.sh? ... > I am interested in this topic, quest

RE: LibreOffice for Android (how the overcome the problem with the 50 MB limit)

[mailto:michael.me...@suse.com] Sent: 22 March 2013 16:04 To: Jonathan Aquilina Subject: RE: LibreOffice for Android (how the overcome the problem with the 50 MB limit) On Fri, 2013-03-22 at 13:21 +0100, Jonathan Aquilina wrote: > That is actually what I though seeing for instance the size of ga

Re: LibreOffice for Android (how the overcome the problem with the 50 MB limit)

Please, guys, the size limit, whether it is there or not, in what sense, and how to work around it if need to, is the least interesting problem right now. And this is a *development* list. --tml ___ LibreOffice mailing list LibreOffice@lists.freedesktop.

RE: LibreOffice for Android (how the overcome the problem with the 50 MB limit)

+eagles051387=gmail@lists.freedesktop.org] On Behalf Of Noel Grandin Sent: 22 March 2013 13:06 To: Tobias Kuban Cc: Libreoffice@lists.freedesktop.org Subject: Re: LibreOffice for Android (how the overcome the problem with the 50 MB limit) On 2013-03-22 14:01, Tobias Kuban wrote: > Looking forward

RE: LibreOffice for Android (how the overcome the problem with the 50 MB limit)

2013 13:01 To: Libreoffice@lists.freedesktop.org Subject: LibreOffice for Android (how the overcome the problem with the 50 MB limit) Looking forward to use it on Android so long. I recently read an interview where the "50 MB limit" would be a huge challenge. According to http

Re: LibreOffice for Android (how the overcome the problem with the 50 MB limit)

On 2013-03-22 14:01, Tobias Kuban wrote: Looking forward to use it on Android so long. I recently read an interview where the "50 MB limit" would be a huge challenge. According to http://android-developers.blogspot.de/2012/03/android-apps-break-50mb-barrier.html this limit doesn't exist anymor

LibreOffice for Android (how the overcome the problem with the 50 MB limit)

Looking forward to use it on Android so long. I recently read an interview where the "50 MB limit" would be a huge challenge. According to http://android-developers.blogspot.de/2012/03/android-apps-break-50mb-barrier.html this limit doesn't exist anymore. Best, Tobias Kuban ___

Re: Building LibreOffice for Android

t; suited for building LibreOffice for Android. Clone our "core" git > repository and learn how to build LibreOffice for your native platform > first. And then build for Android: Read README.cross and > README.Android. Join our development IRC channel and ask for advice; > best du

Re: Building LibreOffice for Android

> I would like to build LibreOffice for Android. Well, there is nothing called "LibreOffice for Android". Yet. That sounds as if it meant something functionally equivalent to the full LibreOffice on desktop OSes. And whether that is even something we want is unclear. What you can

Building LibreOffice for Android

Hi, I would like to build LibreOffice for Android. I believe a release candidate is not available, but still I would pick an Alpha version or something around those lines if there is one. I would appreciate if someone gives pointers to instructions for such material. Thanks, Naser