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Emily Toop e1c2c9ee77 Add Stores to manage Conn and creation of rusqlite::Connections. 
Enable ability to create named in memory stores and in memory stores with shared caches.
Include ability to create encrypted connections.
Update `Store` to take an `Arc<Conn>` so references can be shared.
Update FFI to use `Stores` instead of `Store`.
Add `store_open_named_in_memory_store` to open a named in-memory store over FFI (useful for tests).
2018-08-29 16:28:36 +01:00
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src Add Stores to manage Conn and creation of rusqlite::Connections. 2018-08-29 16:28:36 +01:00
Cargo.toml Add support for using sqlcipher (#737). Fixes #118 2018-06-13 08:49:40 -07:00
README.md Android SDK basic sample project and symlinked SDK Mentat binaries (#729) r=nalexander 2018-06-01 12:44:31 -07:00

README.md

Development flow for Mentat FFI

Android SDK

Android Mentat SDK is one of two first-party consumers (the other one being iOS Mentat SDK).

Binaries produced by cargo build ... are symlinked from within the SDK, and a number of target-specific libmentat_ffi.so binaries are bundled together and distributed with the SDK.

There is a build script at <mentat_root>/scripts/android_build.sh which knows how to cross-compile mentat_ffi for various Android targets.

  • ./<mentat_root>/scripts/android_build.sh - compiles for all supported targets
  • ./<mentat_root>/scripts/android_build.sh x86 - compiles for x86
  • ./<mentat_root>/scripts/android_build.sh x86 arm - compiles for x86, arm

General development flow while working on the Android SDK is:

  • (pre) compile for all targets, if you've never done so
  • make changes to mentat_ffi and/or mentat
  • re-compile mentat_ffi binaries using ./android_build.sh x86. During development it's faster to compile just for the target which matches your emulator, e.g. x86
  • make corresponding changes in the Android SDK, try them out from within the bundled sample project
  • since binaries are symlinked, no manual copy step is necessary for the Android SDK to pick up the changes

iOS SDK

TODO, contribute via issue #732.