> So you have an unofficial port of glib that can be used to build FluidSynth > so it runs on Android?
Actually it's official glib. > Any chance you can share the binaries Unlikely, as the binaries will depend on the target hardware architecture and the target Android version being in use. Maybe even the NDK version matters, idk. Thus you will have to escape from your portable java world and become familiar with cross compiling on the commandline. And as Ralf already mentioned, you must be sure to not violate the LGPL when distributing binaries, i.e. provide the source code. > All I want to do is load an arbitrary sound font and send MIDI on/off events > to play sounds. I don’t even care about updates to the lib as long as it just > works Then perhaps you should consider to use an alternative software synth. Tom _______________________________________________ fluid-dev mailing list fluid-dev@nongnu.org https://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/fluid-dev
