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The Android viewer has been moved to its own git repository.
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Make the JNI code detect whether it is running on a 32 or
64 bit machine, and change the name of the DLL appropriately.
Update Android Makefile to make mupdf_java32 instead of mupdf_java.
Update Java Makefile to make mupdf_java32 or mupdf_java64 based
on the system it is running on. This choice can be overruled by
defining BITS to be "32" or "64" before calling make.
Update Windows Solution to make mupdf_java32 or mupdf_java64 as
appropriate.
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As we skip through pages very quickly, it is apparently possible
to trigger a SEGV. Alex Talis has given a clear description of
the problem on the bug, and proposed this solution.
Essentially this tweaks our CancellableAsyncTask class to ensure
that we do not destroy the cookie before it has finished being
accessed.
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Increase zoom limit to 64 times.
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This allows compilation using older Android NDKs.
This was mistakenly omitted from commit
537a467dfd6392d70624805943ac65182ec881b4.
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Apparently, if MuPDF is invoked on a content stream that
comes from a URI, then is.available() can report 0 bytes
(as there is no data buffered). Use a modified formulation
that reads as much data as possible from the stream into
a BufferedOutputStream and then makes a byte array from that.
Would be nicer if the core could actually read from the
stream directly, perhaps, but that can wait for the new JNI
based version.
Thanks to Marc K for identifying the problem and supplying
the patch.
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It seems that we can end up with a null item in MuPDFReaderView
onSingleTap. Add some simple checks to avoid this.
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platform/java and platform/android are reorganized:
platform/java
The new JNI Java classes, mupdf_native.{c,h}, Makefile and Makejar.
platform/java/example
The example desktop viewer classes.
platform/android/viewer
The original demo viewer.
ndk-build is used to build libmupdf_java.so,
making reference to mupdf_native.{c,h} in platform/java.
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