Update README.android
- CMake should be used from Android SDK. Personally I had issues using CMake from my OS (Ubuntu) - minimum version of Android NDK must be 15c, as build target API level 26 is not supported on earlier releases - removed ABIs that are unsupported in recent NDK and also not build by default @akallabeth thank you for pointing out that I was using the wrong CMake version.
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@ -13,8 +13,8 @@ Build requirements
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For the Android port some additional dependencies need to be fulfilled:
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* for JNI
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- CMake >= 3.0
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- Android NDK (>= r9)
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- CMake >= 3.0 (install CMake from Android SDK. It is part of the SDK Tools)
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- Android NDK (>= r15c)
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* for the Java GUI
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- Android SDK
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@ -34,13 +34,10 @@ This will fetch sources from git and build OpenSSL, OpenH264, libJPEG.
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The native FreeRDP libraries will also be build.
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Currently the default script builds for:
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* armeabi
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* armeabi-v7a
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* x86
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* mips
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* arm64-v8a
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* x86_64
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* mips64
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When the script is finished the libraries are ready for android studio to
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be picked up in client/Android/Studio/freeRDPCore/src/main/jniLibs
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