Re: Libpcap on mobile Android platform

["Mark Bednarczyk" <voytechs () yahoo com>]

Yes I can see from all the replies that it is possible, but nothing that can
easily be deployed. Since jNetPcap already supports linux, it would be just
a matter of recompiling the libjnetpcap.so against a target processor (may
be cross compiled). Everything else shouldn't need any code changes.

Cheers,
mark...

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> Michael Richardson
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> Subject: Re: [tcpdump-workers] Libpcap on mobile Android platform
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> > > > > > "Lee" == Lee Fisher <blibbet () gmail com> writes:
>     >>> If no special build is required what is the minimum
> Android SDK
>     >>> API
>     >> Again, not being an Android developer, I don't know
> the answer to
>     >> that question.
>
>     Lee> The Android SDK is for Java-based DalvkVM bytecode code. The
>     Lee> Android NDK, which came out months after the SDK, is
> for native
>     Lee> C/C++ code, for unblocked devices. I think you'd need the NDK
>
> The NDK lets you build libfoo.so (the JNI piece).  You can in
> theory produce executables that run without an activity, but
> there is no official way to actually package them. (i.e. I've
> done a hack...)
>
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