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Builds the Boost C++ Libraries for the Android platform, with Google's Ndk.

Tested with Boost 1.65.1 and Google's Ndk 16 (current versions as of Nov 2017)

Crystax is an excellent alternative to Google's Ndk. It ships with prebuilt boost binaries, and dedicated build scripts. These binaries will however not work with Goolge's Ndk. If for some reason you can't or don't want to use Crystax then you can't use their boost binaries or build scripts.

This bash script is based on the Crystax build script but modified so that it will build boost with the Google Ndk.

Works with gcc and clang (llvm) Creates binaries for multiple abis (armeabi-v7a, x86, mips etc).

Tested with a development machine running OpenSuse Tumbleweed Linux.

Usage

  • Download and extract the boost source archive to a directory of the form ..../major.minor.patch eg /home/declan/Documents/zone/mid/lib/boost/1.65.1

    Note: After the extarction ..../boost/1.65.1 should then be the direct parent dir of "bootstrap.sh", "boost-build.jam" etc

> ls /home/declan/Documents/zone/mid/lib/boost/1.65.1
boost boost-build.jam boostcpp.jam boost.css boost.png ....
  • Create a symbolic link llvm-3.5 to llvm in the toolchains subdir of the ndk (This is only necessary if you want to be able to build with clang)

eg

cd path_to_ndk/toolchains
ln -s llvm llvm-3.5

  • You may need to have libncurses.so.5 available on you development machine. Install via your os package manager (eg Yast) if necessary.

  • Modify the paths (where the ndk is) and variables (which abis you want to build for, which compiler to use etc) in doIt.sh, and execute it.

  • Note: If for some reason the build fails you may want to manually clear the /tmp/ndk-your_username dir (which gets cleared automatically after a successful build).

Test App

Also included is test app which can be opened by Android Studio (see ./test-boost). To use the test app make sure to adjust the paths in local.properties (see local.properties_example). Note: The test app uses Gradle Experimental

Header-only Boost Libraries

Many of the boost libraries (eg. algorithm) can be used as "header only" ie do not require compilation . So you may get away with not building boost if you only want to use these. To see which of the libraries do require building you can switch to the dir where you extracted the boost download and call:

> ./bootstrap.sh --show-libraries

which for example with boost 1.65.1 produces the output:

The Boost libraries requiring separate building and installation are:
- atomic
- chrono
- container
- context
- coroutine
- date_time
- exception
- fiber
- filesystem
- graph
- graph_parallel
- iostreams
- locale
- log
- math
- metaparse
- mpi
- program_options
- python
- random
- regex
- serialization
- signals
- stacktrace
- system
- test
- thread
- timer
- type_erasure
- wave

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Boost for Android
Builds the Boost C++ Libraries for the Android platform, with Google's Ndk.
Tested with Boost 1.65.1 and Google's Ndk 16 (current versions as of Nov 2017)
Crystax is an excellent alternative to Google's Ndk. It ships with prebuilt boost binaries, and dedicated build scripts.
These binaries will however not work with Goolge's Ndk. If for some reason you can't or don't want to use Crystax then you can't use their boost binaries or build scripts.
This bash script is based on the Crystax build script but modified so that it will build boost with the Google Ndk.
Works with gcc and clang (llvm)
Creates binaries for multiple abis (armeabi-v7a, x86, mips etc).
Tested with a development machine running OpenSuse Tumbleweed Linux.
Usage
  • Download and extract the boost source archive to a directory of the form ..../major.minor.patch
eg /home/declan/Documents/zone/mid/lib/boost/1.65.1
    Note: After the extarction ..../boost/1.65.1 should then be the direct parent dir of "bootstrap.sh", "boost-build.jam" etc
> ls /home/declan/Documents/zone/mid/lib/boost/1.65.1
boost boost-build.jam boostcpp.jam boost.css boost.png ....

  • Create a symbolic link llvm-3.5 to llvm in the toolchains subdir of the ndk (This is only necessary if you want to be able to build with clang)
eg
cd path_to_ndk/toolchains
ln -s llvm llvm-3.5

  • You may need to have libncurses.so.5 available on you development machine. Install via your os package manager (eg Yast) if necessary.
  • Modify the paths (where the ndk is) and variables (which abis you want to build for, which compiler to use etc) in doIt.sh, and execute it.
  • Note: If for some reason the build fails you may want to manually clear the /tmp/ndk-your_username dir (which gets cleared automatically after a successful build).
Test App
Also included is test app which can be opened by Android Studio (see ./test-boost).
To use the test app make sure to adjust the paths in local.properties (see local.properties_example).
Note: The test app uses Gradle Experimental
Header-only Boost Libraries
Many of the boost libraries (eg. algorithm) can be used as "header only" ie do not require compilation . So you may get away with not building boost if you only
want to use these. To see which of the libraries do require building you can switch to the dir where you extracted the boost download and call:
> ./bootstrap.sh --show-libraries 
which for example with boost 1.65.1 produces the output:
The Boost libraries requiring separate building and installation are:
- atomic
- chrono
- container
- context
- coroutine
- date_time
- exception
- fiber
- filesystem
- graph
- graph_parallel
- iostreams
- locale
- log
- math
- metaparse
- mpi
- program_options
- python
- random
- regex
- serialization
- signals
- stacktrace
- system
- test
- thread
- timer
- type_erasure
- wave

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Boost for Android
Builds the Boost C++ Libraries for the Android platform, with Google's Ndk.
Tested with Boost 1.65.1 and Google's Ndk 16 (current versions as of Nov 2017)
Crystax is an excellent alternative to Google's Ndk. It ships with prebuilt boost binaries, and dedicated build scripts.
These binaries will however not work with Goolge's Ndk. If for some reason you can't or don't want to use Crystax then you can't use their boost binaries or build scripts.
This bash script is based on the Crystax build script but modified so that it will build boost with the Google Ndk.
Works with gcc and clang (llvm)
Creates binaries for multiple abis (armeabi-v7a, x86, mips etc).
Tested with a development machine running OpenSuse Tumbleweed Linux.
Usage
  • Download and extract the boost source archive to a directory of the form ..../major.minor.patch
eg /home/declan/Documents/zone/mid/lib/boost/1.65.1
    Note: After the extarction ..../boost/1.65.1 should then be the direct parent dir of "bootstrap.sh", "boost-build.jam" etc
> ls /home/declan/Documents/zone/mid/lib/boost/1.65.1
boost boost-build.jam boostcpp.jam boost.css boost.png ....

  • Create a symbolic link llvm-3.5 to llvm in the toolchains subdir of the ndk (This is only necessary if you want to be able to build with clang)
eg
cd path_to_ndk/toolchains
ln -s llvm llvm-3.5

  • You may need to have libncurses.so.5 available on you development machine. Install via your os package manager (eg Yast) if necessary.
  • Modify the paths (where the ndk is) and variables (which abis you want to build for, which compiler to use etc) in doIt.sh, and execute it.
  • Note: If for some reason the build fails you may want to manually clear the /tmp/ndk-your_username dir (which gets cleared automatically after a successful build).
Test App
Also included is test app which can be opened by Android Studio (see ./test-boost).
To use the test app make sure to adjust the paths in local.properties (see local.properties_example).
Note: The test app uses Gradle Experimental
Header-only Boost Libraries
Many of the boost libraries (eg. algorithm) can be used as "header only" ie do not require compilation . So you may get away with not building boost if you only
want to use these. To see which of the libraries do require building you can switch to the dir where you extracted the boost download and call:
> ./bootstrap.sh --show-libraries 
which for example with boost 1.65.1 produces the output:
The Boost libraries requiring separate building and installation are:
- atomic
- chrono
- container
- context
- coroutine
- date_time
- exception
- fiber
- filesystem
- graph
- graph_parallel
- iostreams
- locale
- log
- math
- metaparse
- mpi
- program_options
- python
- random
- regex
- serialization
- signals
- stacktrace
- system
- test
- thread
- timer
- type_erasure
- wave

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Boost for Android
Builds the Boost C++ Libraries for the Android platform, with Google's Ndk.
Tested with Boost 1.65.1 and Google's Ndk 16 (current versions as of Nov 2017)
Crystax is an excellent alternative to Google's Ndk. It ships with prebuilt boost binaries, and dedicated build scripts.
These binaries will however not work with Goolge's Ndk. If for some reason you can't or don't want to use Crystax then you can't use their boost binaries or build scripts.
This bash script is based on the Crystax build script but modified so that it will build boost with the Google Ndk.
Works with gcc and clang (llvm)
Creates binaries for multiple abis (armeabi-v7a, x86, mips etc).
Tested with a development machine running OpenSuse Tumbleweed Linux.
Usage
  • Download and extract the boost source archive to a directory of the form ..../major.minor.patch
eg /home/declan/Documents/zone/mid/lib/boost/1.65.1
    Note: After the extarction ..../boost/1.65.1 should then be the direct parent dir of "bootstrap.sh", "boost-build.jam" etc
> ls /home/declan/Documents/zone/mid/lib/boost/1.65.1
boost boost-build.jam boostcpp.jam boost.css boost.png ....

  • Create a symbolic link llvm-3.5 to llvm in the toolchains subdir of the ndk (This is only necessary if you want to be able to build with clang)
eg
cd path_to_ndk/toolchains
ln -s llvm llvm-3.5

  • You may need to have libncurses.so.5 available on you development machine. Install via your os package manager (eg Yast) if necessary.
  • Modify the paths (where the ndk is) and variables (which abis you want to build for, which compiler to use etc) in doIt.sh, and execute it.
  • Note: If for some reason the build fails you may want to manually clear the /tmp/ndk-your_username dir (which gets cleared automatically after a successful build).
Test App
Also included is test app which can be opened by Android Studio (see ./test-boost).
To use the test app make sure to adjust the paths in local.properties (see local.properties_example).
Note: The test app uses Gradle Experimental
Header-only Boost Libraries
Many of the boost libraries (eg. algorithm) can be used as "header only" ie do not require compilation . So you may get away with not building boost if you only
want to use these. To see which of the libraries do require building you can switch to the dir where you extracted the boost download and call:
> ./bootstrap.sh --show-libraries 
which for example with boost 1.65.1 produces the output:
The Boost libraries requiring separate building and installation are:
- atomic
- chrono
- container
- context
- coroutine
- date_time
- exception
- fiber
- filesystem
- graph
- graph_parallel
- iostreams
- locale
- log
- math
- metaparse
- mpi
- program_options
- python
- random
- regex
- serialization
- signals
- stacktrace
- system
- test
- thread
- timer
- type_erasure
- wave

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Boost for Android
Builds the Boost C++ Libraries for the Android platform, with Google's Ndk.
Tested with Boost 1.65.1 and Google's Ndk 16 (current versions as of Nov 2017)
Crystax is an excellent alternative to Google's Ndk. It ships with prebuilt boost binaries, and dedicated build scripts.
These binaries will however not work with Goolge's Ndk. If for some reason you can't or don't want to use Crystax then you can't use their boost binaries or build scripts.
This bash script is based on the Crystax build script but modified so that it will build boost with the Google Ndk.
Works with gcc and clang (llvm)
Creates binaries for multiple abis (armeabi-v7a, x86, mips etc).
Tested with a development machine running OpenSuse Tumbleweed Linux.
Usage
  • Download and extract the boost source archive to a directory of the form ..../major.minor.patch
eg /home/declan/Documents/zone/mid/lib/boost/1.65.1
    Note: After the extarction ..../boost/1.65.1 should then be the direct parent dir of "bootstrap.sh", "boost-build.jam" etc
> ls /home/declan/Documents/zone/mid/lib/boost/1.65.1
boost boost-build.jam boostcpp.jam boost.css boost.png ....

  • Create a symbolic link llvm-3.5 to llvm in the toolchains subdir of the ndk (This is only necessary if you want to be able to build with clang)
eg
cd path_to_ndk/toolchains
ln -s llvm llvm-3.5

  • You may need to have libncurses.so.5 available on you development machine. Install via your os package manager (eg Yast) if necessary.
  • Modify the paths (where the ndk is) and variables (which abis you want to build for, which compiler to use etc) in doIt.sh, and execute it.
  • Note: If for some reason the build fails you may want to manually clear the /tmp/ndk-your_username dir (which gets cleared automatically after a successful build).
Test App
Also included is test app which can be opened by Android Studio (see ./test-boost).
To use the test app make sure to adjust the paths in local.properties (see local.properties_example).
Note: The test app uses Gradle Experimental
Header-only Boost Libraries
Many of the boost libraries (eg. algorithm) can be used as "header only" ie do not require compilation . So you may get away with not building boost if you only
want to use these. To see which of the libraries do require building you can switch to the dir where you extracted the boost download and call:
> ./bootstrap.sh --show-libraries 
which for example with boost 1.65.1 produces the output:
The Boost libraries requiring separate building and installation are:
- atomic
- chrono
- container
- context
- coroutine
- date_time
- exception
- fiber
- filesystem
- graph
- graph_parallel
- iostreams
- locale
- log
- math
- metaparse
- mpi
- program_options
- python
- random
- regex
- serialization
- signals
- stacktrace
- system
- test
- thread
- timer
- type_erasure
- wave

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Tested with Boost 1.65.1 and Google's Ndk 16 (current versions as of Nov 2017)
Crystax is an excellent alternative to Google's Ndk. It ships with prebuilt boost binaries, and dedicated build scripts.
These binaries will however not work with Goolge's Ndk. If for some reason you can't or don't want to use Crystax then you can't use their boost binaries or build scripts.
This bash script is based on the Crystax build script but modified so that it will build boost with the Google Ndk.
Works with gcc and clang (llvm)
Creates binaries for multiple abis (armeabi-v7a, x86, mips etc).
Tested with a development machine running OpenSuse Tumbleweed Linux.
Usage
  • Download and extract the boost source archive to a directory of the form ..../major.minor.patch
eg /home/declan/Documents/zone/mid/lib/boost/1.65.1
    Note: After the extarction ..../boost/1.65.1 should then be the direct parent dir of "bootstrap.sh", "boost-build.jam" etc
> ls /home/declan/Documents/zone/mid/lib/boost/1.65.1
boost boost-build.jam boostcpp.jam boost.css boost.png ....

  • Create a symbolic link llvm-3.5 to llvm in the toolchains subdir of the ndk (This is only necessary if you want to be able to build with clang)
eg
cd path_to_ndk/toolchains
ln -s llvm llvm-3.5

  • You may need to have libncurses.so.5 available on you development machine. Install via your os package manager (eg Yast) if necessary.
  • Modify the paths (where the ndk is) and variables (which abis you want to build for, which compiler to use etc) in doIt.sh, and execute it.
  • Note: If for some reason the build fails you may want to manually clear the /tmp/ndk-your_username dir (which gets cleared automatically after a successful build).
Test App
Also included is test app which can be opened by Android Studio (see ./test-boost).
To use the test app make sure to adjust the paths in local.properties (see local.properties_example).
Note: The test app uses Gradle Experimental
Header-only Boost Libraries
Many of the boost libraries (eg. algorithm) can be used as "header only" ie do not require compilation . So you may get away with not building boost if you only
want to use these. To see which of the libraries do require building you can switch to the dir where you extracted the boost download and call:
> ./bootstrap.sh --show-libraries 
which for example with boost 1.65.1 produces the output:
The Boost libraries requiring separate building and installation are:
- atomic
- chrono
- container
- context
- coroutine
- date_time
- exception
- fiber
- filesystem
- graph
- graph_parallel
- iostreams
- locale
- log
- math
- metaparse
- mpi
- program_options
- python
- random
- regex
- serialization
- signals
- stacktrace
- system
- test
- thread
- timer
- type_erasure
- wave

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Boost for Android
Builds the Boost C++ Libraries for the Android platform, with Google's Ndk.
Tested with Boost 1.65.1 and Google's Ndk 16 (current versions as of Nov 2017)
Crystax is an excellent alternative to Google's Ndk. It ships with prebuilt boost binaries, and dedicated build scripts.
These binaries will however not work with Goolge's Ndk. If for some reason you can't or don't want to use Crystax then you can't use their boost binaries or build scripts.
This bash script is based on the Crystax build script but modified so that it will build boost with the Google Ndk.
Works with gcc and clang (llvm)
Creates binaries for multiple abis (armeabi-v7a, x86, mips etc).
Tested with a development machine running OpenSuse Tumbleweed Linux.
Usage
  • Download and extract the boost source archive to a directory of the form ..../major.minor.patch
eg /home/declan/Documents/zone/mid/lib/boost/1.65.1
    Note: After the extarction ..../boost/1.65.1 should then be the direct parent dir of "bootstrap.sh", "boost-build.jam" etc
> ls /home/declan/Documents/zone/mid/lib/boost/1.65.1
boost boost-build.jam boostcpp.jam boost.css boost.png ....

  • Create a symbolic link llvm-3.5 to llvm in the toolchains subdir of the ndk (This is only necessary if you want to be able to build with clang)
eg
cd path_to_ndk/toolchains
ln -s llvm llvm-3.5

  • You may need to have libncurses.so.5 available on you development machine. Install via your os package manager (eg Yast) if necessary.
  • Modify the paths (where the ndk is) and variables (which abis you want to build for, which compiler to use etc) in doIt.sh, and execute it.
  • Note: If for some reason the build fails you may want to manually clear the /tmp/ndk-your_username dir (which gets cleared automatically after a successful build).
Test App
Also included is test app which can be opened by Android Studio (see ./test-boost).
To use the test app make sure to adjust the paths in local.properties (see local.properties_example).
Note: The test app uses Gradle Experimental
Header-only Boost Libraries
Many of the boost libraries (eg. algorithm) can be used as "header only" ie do not require compilation . So you may get away with not building boost if you only
want to use these. To see which of the libraries do require building you can switch to the dir where you extracted the boost download and call:
> ./bootstrap.sh --show-libraries 
which for example with boost 1.65.1 produces the output:
The Boost libraries requiring separate building and installation are:
- atomic
- chrono
- container
- context
- coroutine
- date_time
- exception
- fiber
- filesystem
- graph
- graph_parallel
- iostreams
- locale
- log
- math
- metaparse
- mpi
- program_options
- python
- random
- regex
- serialization
- signals
- stacktrace
- system
- test
- thread
- timer
- type_erasure
- wave

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Readme
Activity
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