In my engine I have created a function that prints a log file, the log file is created in the same folder in which the engine is located. Everything is working correctly.
Where I really want to try this log is about a gui on android, I have tried to create a file in the internal memory or the sd card giving it a full path because I think that in android it is necessary to specify complete paths. But the file is not created. I believe that I do not have writing permission.
I've only found information for java. Is it possible to do it with C language ?, the engines in android use log?
Thx
create log on android
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Re: create log on android
If the directory the engine is in doesn't allow write access, then you can't create files there. This behaviour is the same under any Linux, not just Android. So the first thing is checking what the file permissions for this directory are.
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Re: create log on android
Is your engine compiled with the NDK?
The Android way of writing logs is to use the log native API:
https://developer.android.com/ndk/refer ... up/logging
I have code like this in my program:
The Android way of writing logs is to use the log native API:
https://developer.android.com/ndk/refer ... up/logging
I have code like this in my program:
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#ifdef __ANDROID__
#include <android/log.h>
#define LOG(x) do {\
std::ostringstream oss;\
oss << x;\
__android_log_write(ANDROID_LOG_DEBUG, "my_program", oss.str().c_str());\
} while(false)
#endif
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Re: create log on android
I use CodeSourcery ARM on Windows to compile the engine, maybe I should think about using the NDK since CodeSourcery is no longer free and I'm not sure if continued for Android.