On 2015-09-18 13:25, Alan Corey wrote:
If you're trying to do Android development, Android Studio I think is
the only officially supported development environment, but it's just
written in Java so it might be portable.
It is a repacking of IntelliJ IDea with the new Android plugin. IntelliJ
is indeed mostly in Java
but does have some binary components (it's in ports).
As Stuart Henderson pointed
out to me though Android is actually a Linux kernel running in
Google's userland muck so running it under OpenBSD may be tricky.
You wouldn't be running Android apps directly, you'd be running them
in the Android emulator, which was (and still may be) a fork of qemu, so
it might
be possible to make the emulator run on OpenBSD.
