Have a local copy instead of referencing the android dir, allows us to
make modifications local to iOS.
Change-Id: Ifb6292cff5dcfce0a45c210176f8597d0091ee20
[ae490dd] iOS: add script to sym link the dylib to the right spot
Adds a shell script to symlink the right dylib into the build products folder,
which means we can reference libKit.dylib relative to that, rather than absolutely
[ba4c072] iOS: pass in user path
On device using appPath/user as the user directory causes a crash, as an app cannot write inside it's bundle. Instead, add a new param to pass the documents dir into the init.
[088ad49] iOS: linker changes to run on device
Change-Id: I16f5d85f3ca483df11b82108ee39c4ec461214f4
Reviewed-on: https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/48866
Reviewed-by: jan iversen <jani@libreoffice.org>
Tested-by: jan iversen <jani@libreoffice.org>
Extended the bridge to include original LibreOfficeKit.h
as well as Kit pointer (set in init call)
Change-Id: I5e96f2706ac4d1ee897b977d3322bdc1b91f1a0b
Xcode has a problem (a bug) with linkink .o files to a
project, this is ignored on the linker line.
We use visisbility=hidden as default, therefore the symbols
to be exported need to have the attribute
visibility=default
Change-Id: I079189dbaf6c0f606028a1e582f320db97995285
LibreOfficeKit.c was compiled with an xcode project and not like
all other sources. Changed to use clang with same switches as
rest of LO.
Separated resource generation in own makefile
Removed project LibreOfficeKit which was responsible for prelink.
Change-Id: Iaf9fbb4b652501af0b7f3643ed3efcc2ed93b611
jan Iversen