cbp2ndk export utility

The goal of the cbp2ndk utility is to transfer settings and settings made in Code::Blocks to the format of Android NDK

Supported C::B configuration blocks:

both global settings blocks and corresponding tags are supported
compiler flags settings
setting options linker
list of link libraries
list of compiled project files

Data conversion for NDK configuration, Android.mk file:

automatic calculation of paths for include and their inclusion in the variable LOCAL_C_INCLUDES
automatic calculation of connected libraries and their inclusion in the variable LOCAL_LDLIBS
automatic calculation of extensions of compiled files and their inclusion in the variable LOCAL_CPP_EXTENSION
automatic distribution of flags between the variables LOCAL_CFLAGS and LOCAL_CPPFLAGS according to their language
listing the compiled project files and adding them to the variable LOCAL_SRC_FILES
export the command line for the autorun application from Project -> Program launch parameters in Makefile and the startup script
if the file Android.mk is not in the directory pointed to by the path to the .cbp project, it will be created automatically. If you create Android.mk, the name for the application will be taken from the name of the project and all the specials. characters and spaces will be replaced with the underscore _.
the files Application.mk and Makefile in the absence of the directory pointed to by the path to the project .cbp, will be created automatically. In Makefile you need to edit the variable NDKROOT indicating the path to Android NDK on your system.
by default, the debug print library for Android, liblog is always included in the variable LOCAL_LDLIBS, and the project root directory is included in the variable LOCAL_C_INCLUDES

Rewritable variables in the Android.mk file:

The following variables can be overwritten, do not fill them in manually.

LOCAL_CPP_EXTENSION
LOCAL_SRC_FILES
LOCAL_CFLAGS
LOCAL_CPPFLAGS
LOCAL_LDFLAGS
LOCAL_LDLIBS
LOCAL_C_INCLUDES
LOCAL_MODULE (in case of file creation)

Variables not included in this list will be saved with the values and overwritten with the new configuration.

Command line parameters:

    Options:
       -a, --auto      find .cbp project file from current directory
       -c, --cbp       path to .cbp project file
       -d, --dump      dump current configuration
       -t, --tag       building tag: Debug|Release|OtherTag
       -q, --quiet     quiet all messages
       -v, --verbose   verbose output to console
       -n  --nodefault no set default values (libs, include paths)
           --cbtmpl    install C::B wizard template Makefile file
           --api       android API number (Application.mk)
           --abi       android ABI platform (Application.mk)
           --ndkopt    android NDK options (Application.mk)

    Using:
       cbp2ndk.exe <BuildTag> <path\project.cbp>
       cbp2ndk.exe -t <BuildTag> -c <path\project.cbp> -v
       cbp2ndk.exe -a --api android-28 --abi armeabi-v7a --ndkopt debug
       cbp2ndk.exe -a

cbp2ndk menu in CodeBlocks

Sources:

Download cbp2ndk v.0.0.14.79 / win32 (07/03/2019)
See cbp2ndk directory
Learn more about the format and capabilities of the file Android.mk

Recommendations:

Always use a Unix-style slash (/) in assembly files. The build system incorrectly handles the backslash in Windows style.

Try not to change the level of optimization / debugging in your Android.mk file. This allows the build system to generate useful data files used during debugging. It is meant to exclude the use of the flags -g, -s, -O and their analogues.

License

MIT

Code::Blocks Android NDK integration

Code::Blocks + Android NDK project template