Hi,
I might be completeley oblivious. Is it possible to install the Adreno SDK on Ubuntu?
The downloadable installer is only for Windows, so I can run it in Wine, but I'm curious if a Linux version exists.
Thank you,
J
Hi,
I might be completeley oblivious. Is it possible to install the Adreno SDK on Ubuntu?
The downloadable installer is only for Windows, so I can run it in Wine, but I'm curious if a Linux version exists.
Thank you,
J
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At present, the Adreno SDK is only supported on Windows
Hi :-),
Worked for me with some modifications/adds, on ubuntu x64 11.10 (android sdk + eclipse ADT + ndk, for android 2.3.3 target)
The modifications (not exhaustive):
- Change the name for somes includes files: sensitiv case problems, for examples:
It's long and boring but not difficult ;-)
- For each samples, create/modify the InstallMedia.bat to InstallMedia.sh like this (for Bloom sample):
and ... euuhhh .. that's all i think (don't remember all modifications ... sorry).
Hope that's will help you,
YoYo (on XPeria Play).
ps: Sorry for my english ... :-/
I'm forgot the biggest modification :p
It's in jni folder (for each samples).
You need to modify the jni/Android.mk file project like this (for example, shadow map sample):
We need to seperate the SOURCES and INCLUDES folders paths (don't know how this things can work on cygwin ... strange :p).
I think that's all (this time ;-)).
YoYOOooOoOOoO