Prereqs: Install ADK, Android NDK, and mocl.
git clone the sample app somewhere:
git clone https://github.com/Wukix/mocl-example-lisp-contacts-android.git
Import the cloned app into Android Development’s version of Eclipse. Note: at this time there are may or may not be issues with creating a new project in ADK due to Gradle not supporting the NDK.
My third party library install location is mocl/systems
.
Install Common Lisp dependencies there:
$ cd mocl/systems$ git clone https://github.com/xach/vectometry.git$ ln -s vectometry/vectometry.asd vectometry.asd$ git clone https://github.com/xach/geometry.git$ ln -s geometry/geometry.asd geometry.asd$ git clone https://github.com/Wukix/vecto.git$ ln -s vecto/vecto.asd vecto.asd$ git clone https://github.com/xach/zpb-ttf.git$ ln -s zpb-ttf/zpb-ttf.asd zpb-ttf.asd$ git clone https://github.com/xach/zpng.git$ ln -s zpng/zpng.asd zpng.asd$ git clone https://github.com/xach/salza2.git$ ln -s salza2/salza2.asd salza2.asd$ git clone https://github.com/fjolliton/cl-vectors.git$ ln -s cl-vectors/cl-vectors.asd cl-vectors.asd$ ln -s cl-vectors/cl-paths.asd cl-paths.asd$ ln -s cl-vectors/cl-aa.asd cl-aa.asd```Once everything is installed/linked go to the imported project and run:```bashmocl --android LispContacts app.lisp
Make sure you have the Android 17 sdk, because that’s what’s used in the example project.
After all of that, cd LispContacts/jni
then run: ndk-build
At this point the code has compiled and you’re good to go. You may have to close ADK and reopen it to get ADK to see the mocl files. I might do another post on the code in the example… Give me a comment if that’s something you’re interested in.