Android version

[lz4]

Android version

[jpountz]

Can you give more information about the error that you get (is it a segfault or do you have an exception with a stack trace)? I'm curious which one of the native libraries it tries to load.

Additionally, how are you initializing the library? In case you use LZ4Factory.fastestInstance(), could you check if LZ4Factory.fastestJavaInstance() works?

Thanks!

[scottyab]

It's a build time/dependancy error rather than runtime/loading of nativelib. Basically Android sdk has detected the bundled native libs (linux/amd64/liblz4-java.so, linux/i386/liblz4-java.so, win32/amd64/liblz4-java) and it halting the built because they are not compatible with Android. Ideally an Android specific version would have only the arm and x86 compatible native libs. Here's some info on the Android NDK that might help - http://developer.android.com/tools/sdk/ndk/index.html#platform-compat

[lukasblu]

Hej,

just as a side note: I was not allowed to have any native libs in the libraries of our project.

My approach was to simply unpack the lz4-1.2.0.jar, remove the "darwin", "linux", and "win32" directories, and pack it again as lz4-no-jni-1.2.0.jar.

So, for me, it would be nice to have a plain Java only version :-)

Best,
Lukas

[odaira]

Would you still need any help for this? It's easy to create a new target in build.xml that generates a jar without the JNI libraries. I'll add it if you want it.

[lukasblu]

@odaira having such a target in the official build.xml would be great! Thx already :-)

[scottyab]

Hey @odaira thanks for the repsonse, lz4 isn't something I've used in the past few years it was only a requirement at a previous job so atm it's not something I'm personally looking for. But I think it would be valuable. All the best.

[odaira]

I have added a new target "jar-no-jni" with 8369daf. Please reopen this issue if you need further support for Android.