OpenHU Source Code - Revision history

AdminTeam: Forum link

2016-06-24T11:57:08Z

Forum link

AdminTeam: JDK requirement

2016-06-24T11:36:38Z

JDK requirement

AdminTeam: Clarified SDK and Google Play

2016-06-24T11:34:31Z

Clarified SDK and Google Play

AdminTeam at 11:25, 24 June 2016

2016-06-24T11:25:43Z

AdminTeam: Created page

2016-06-24T11:23:48Z

Created page

New page

'''[http://consoleos.com/ Console OS] > [[Main_Page|Wiki]] > [[OpenHU]] > OpenHU Builds'''

=Compiling OpenHU=

This is a very, very early draft. You will need to do considerable footwork to get the app to compile.

=Requirements=

OpenHU is a direct continuation of Mike Reid's Android Auto Head Unit app. He built the app using ant from the command line. It was originally built prior to Android Studio.

It is a high priority for us to migrate to a Gradle-and-Studio build structure, embracing Android Studio. We have not even started on that effort.

If you're new to Android, and have built using Android Studio exclusively, that means you'll need to install some tools. Specifically, you'll need to install '''Eclipse''', the '''Android SDK with Eclipse support''', the '''Android NDK''', and '''ant'''.

We have successfully built OpenHU, in its current form, on '''Linux''' and '''macOS / OS X'''. We have not built it successfully on Windows, but it may be straightforward to do so.

=Building=

Until we do a round of cleanup, you're best off matching the late Mike Reid's build environment. The configuration for this is inside the build_headunit script.

Theoretically, you should just be able to invoke ./build_headunit and have a successful build.

In practice, you will have to undergo several rebuilds until you can match Mike's environment. Over time, we hope to both make this easier, and provide a reproducible step-by-step.

← Older revision		Revision as of 11:57, 24 June 2016
Line 26:		Line 26:

	Please read the Google Play section at the bottom of [[OpenHU Builds]], for an explanation of why you shouldn't, as a developer, attempt to submit this app to Google Play.		Please read the Google Play section at the bottom of [[OpenHU Builds]], for an explanation of why you shouldn't, as a developer, attempt to submit this app to Google Play.
		+
		+	=Discussion=
		+
		+	We've created an [http://forums.console.com.co/forums/openhu.73/ OpenHU project forum] where both users and developers can support one-another. We encourage you to post questions and answer other people's questions there.

@@ Line 11: / Line 11: @@
 It is a high priority for us to migrate to a Gradle-and-Studio build structure, embracing Android Studio. We have not even started on that effort.
-If you're new to Android, and have built using Android Studio exclusively, that means you'll need to install some tools. Specifically, you'll need to install '''Eclipse''', the '''Android API v21 (Lollipop) SDK''', the '''Android NDK''', and '''ant'''.
+If you're new to Android, and have built using Android Studio exclusively, that means you'll need to install some tools. Specifically, you'll need to install '''Oracle JDK 7''', '''Eclipse''', the '''Android API v21 (Lollipop) SDK''', the '''Android NDK''', and '''ant'''.
 We have successfully built OpenHU, in its current form, on '''Linux''' and '''macOS / OS X'''. We have not built it successfully on Windows, but it may be straightforward to do so.

@@ Line 3: / Line 3: @@
 =Compiling OpenHU=
-This is a very, very early draft. You will need to do considerable footwork to get the app to compile.
+This is a very, very early draft. You will need to do considerable footwork to get the app to compile... we're working on making it easier.
 =Requirements=