Improved Android build support#46
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zoejbare wants to merge 13 commits intoSleepingCatGames:developfrom
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Improved Android build support#46zoejbare wants to merge 13 commits intoSleepingCatGames:developfrom
zoejbare wants to merge 13 commits intoSleepingCatGames:developfrom
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Collapsed the multiple Android toolchains into one Simplified the names of the Java build tools and toolchain
…selected for Android builds Fixed how Android sysroot library directories are resolved for the different supported architectures Removed the now-unused AndroidStlLibType class
…kage is implicit in clang and it manages that better than we ever could manually)
…re robust, so stub projects are never considered
Fixed the Android functional tests
…eir library paths
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The Android build tools have suffered quite a bit of code rot over the years and as a result, stopped working with modern versions of the Android NDK. This change completely refactors these tools so they support all NDK versions as far back as r18. Prior to that, however, the NDK lacked some standardization, so supporting it was quite difficult and required frequent changes. There are still differences between versions, but they're not quite as breaking as they were before.