Specific instructions how to set it up for cross-compiling LibreOffice on Android are in the Using Icecream to speed up the LibreOffice Android build blog post. If you want to speed-up your development cycle, use the Icecream distributed compiler.

More information about the development can be found in: We appreciate any help with the development - every patch counts :-) If you don't know what to work on, have a look at the open Bugzilla tickets filed for the Android Viewer. with-android-ndk=~/Android/Sdk/ndk-bundleĬonfigure (and install packages as needed) and build # or Android x86 ( preferable if using an AVD Emulator ) Git clone git:///core libreofficeĬreate your autogen.input, so that it looks like (please use full path instead of ~): When you have the NDK and SDK, clone the git repo: We develop on Linux as the host environment. The build instructions are very similar to the normal How To Build instructions. Go to Tools ▸ Android ▸ SDK Manager in Android Studio, Android SDK and go to SDK Tools tab, there click on NDK and install it. It is also possible to download the 'Android SDK Platform-Tools' here and use the sdkmanager to install an SDK.

Here, install the latest SDK (or whichever you need/ prefer).

or follow Appearance & Behaviour > System Settings > Android SDK.

Type 'SDK' into the search bar in the top-left corner.

There'll be a directory ~/Android/Sdk, this is your ANDROID_HOME.

There may be mksdcard error at the end of process.

After some seconds, a gui displays and guides you (just select by default options if you never installed Android Studio) for configuring and downloading components (including SDK).

Once downloaded, extract and run /bin/studio.sh.

It might be simplest to install the Android Studio:

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