Encode the bitcode binary files into Java source files.
So that the apps don't need to have the bc files as resources.
The bitcode java files will be put at the same dir as the reflected java files.
The bitcode java file name will be <ClassName>BitCode.java.
The bitcode is represented as byte array and you can reference it as:
byte[] bitcode = <ClassName>BitCode.getBitCode();
To enable this feature, pass "-s jc" to the command line.
The class name <ClassName> is converted from the .rs file name, for example:
foo.rs -> FooBitCode.java
foo_bar.rs -> FooBarBitCode.java
fooBar.rs -> FooBarBitCode.java
foobar.rs -> FoobarBitCode.java
i.e., any non-alnum characters in the rs file name are filtered
and the rest are converted to camel case.
The above method is also applied to the reflected java classes now.
Change-Id: Idf234d4c017e33740a13d6cd68bc3e14710ec149
diff --git a/Android.mk b/Android.mk
index f3e12bb..7849937 100644
--- a/Android.mk
+++ b/Android.mk
@@ -64,7 +64,8 @@
slang_rs_export_element.cpp \
slang_rs_export_var.cpp \
slang_rs_export_func.cpp \
- slang_rs_reflection.cpp
+ slang_rs_reflection.cpp \
+ slang_rs_reflect_utils.cpp
LOCAL_STATIC_LIBRARIES := \
libLLVMipo \