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The Parameter Framework has recently removed (this trick was not working on osx) its *_include libraries. They were used to include headers without linking against the libraries in the android build system. There is two way to include headers from a library: - copy the headers (but that would be in contradiction with how the main pfw headers are included) - link against the library (chosen solution) To avoid linking against a static libxmlserializer - ie add it and its dependency to all plugins - the xmlserializer library is now dynamic. Link against the dynamic library xmlserializer and no longer use *_include. Change-Id: I345f3241b8b3224a075c8e9f19dbf989e6765bd0
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Link to shared library xmlSerializer The Parameter Framework has recently removed (this trick was not working on osx) its *_include libraries. They were used to include headers without linking against the libraries in the android build system. There is two way to include headers from a library: - copy the headers (but that would be in contradiction with how the main pfw headers are included) - link against the library (chosen solution) To avoid linking against a static libxmlserializer - ie add it and its dependency to all plugins - the xmlserializer library is now dynamic. Link against the dynamic library xmlserializer and no longer use *_include.
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The Parameter Framework has recently removed (this trick was not working on osx) its *_include libraries. They were used to include headers without linking against the libraries in the android build system.
There is two way to include headers from a library:
To avoid linking against a static libxmlserializer - ie add it and its dependency to all plugins - the xmlserializer library is now dynamic.
Link against the dynamic library xmlserializer and no longer use *_include.