#
# Common Makefile pieces for building Java / Android apps.
#

# Probably would be best to just stop fooling around with the possibilities to
# set various stuff with the -env command line parameters (and environment
# variables?) and in a plethora of rc files, and hardcode construction of
# *all* required pathnames based on the app installation location for Android
# (and iOS), etc. We don't really win anything by having so many layers of
# configurability on platforms like Android and iOS where apps based on LO
# code are very much self-contained pre-packaged thingies.
APP_DATA_PATH=/data/data/$(APP_PACKAGE)

SODEST=libs/$(ANDROID_APP_ABI)
OBJLOCAL=obj/local/$(ANDROID_APP_ABI)

define COPYSO
cp $(1) $(SODEST)$(if $(2),/$(2)) && $(STRIP) --strip-debug $(SODEST)$(if $(2),/$(2),/$(notdir $(1))) && \
cp $(1) $(OBJLOCAL)$(if $(2),/$(2))
endef

define COPYJAR
cp $(1) libs
endef

#
# Helpful rules ...
#

properties:
	echo sdk.dir=$(ANDROID_SDK_HOME) >local.properties
	echo sdk.dir=$(ANDROID_SDK_HOME) >../../Bootstrap/local.properties
	echo "APP_ABI := $(ANDROID_APP_ABI)" > jni/Application.mk
	echo "APP_PLATFORM := android-14" >> jni/Application.mk

install: build-ant
	unset JAVA_HOME && $(ANT) debug install
	@echo
	@echo 'Run it with "make run"'
	@echo

uninstall:
	$(ANDROID_SDK_HOME)/platform-tools/adb uninstall $(APP_PACKAGE)

clean: properties
	$(ANT) clean
	rm -rf assets $(SODEST) $(OBJLOCAL)

# If you reinstall an app several times *on the simulator*, even if you
# uninstall it between, disk space seems to leak that won't get recycled until
# you stop and start... No idea if this holds for a device, too. (And you
# can't "stop" a device anyway.)

stop-start-cycle:
	$(ANDROID_SDK_HOME)/platform-tools/adb shell stop && $(ANDROID_SDK_HOME)/platform-tools/adb shell start && sleep 10