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Python 3 Android

This is an experimental set of build scripts that will cross-compile the latest Python 3 git master for an Android device.

Build status: Build Status

Prerequisites

Building requires:

  1. Linux or macOS. Ubuntu 14.04, Arch Linux and macOS Sierra tested.
  2. Android NDK r16 beta 2 installed and environment variable $ANDROID_NDK points to its root directory. NDK r14 or r15 may work yet not fully tested. NDk r13 or below is not supported.
  3. git and python3.8 in $PATH. It's recommended to use the latest git-master to build python3.8. Here are some ways to install the python3.8:
  • For Arch Linux users, install python-git package from AUR
  • For Homebrew users, run brew install python3 --HEAD
  • For MacPorts users, add my MacPorts overlay to sources.conf and run sudo port install python37
  • For other users, install 3.8 from pyenv

Running requires:

  1. Android 5.0 (Lollipop, API 21) or above
  2. arm, arm64, x86 or x86-64
  3. A busybox binary at /data/local/tmp/busybox

Build

  1. make clean for good measure.
  2. For every API Level/architecture combination you wish to build for:
    • Edit env to match your (desired) configuration.
    • make to build everything!

Installation

  1. Make sure adb shell works fine
  2. bash ./devscript/send.sh copies all files to /data/local/tmp/python3 on the device
  3. In adb shell:
cd /data/local/tmp
. ./python3/tools/env.sh
python3.8m

And have fun!

SSL/TLS

SSL certificates have old and new naming schemes. Android uses the old scheme yet the latest OpenSSL uses the new one. If you got CERTIFICATE_VERIFY_FAILED when using SSL/TLS in Python, you need to generating certificate names of the new scheme:

python3.8m ./python3/tools/c_rehash.py

Check SSL/TLS functionality with:

python3.8m ./python3/tools/ssl_test.py

Known Issues

No big issues! yay

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