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How to compile on Android

There are two methods (or more?), to compile ccminer on Android:

  1. By installing a Linux distribution with help of Termux + proot-distro: https://medium.com/veruscoin/mining-veruscoin-on-smartphone-208dbb06905f
  2. By compiling without the any Linux distribution, purely on the system.

This document explains the second way.

NOTE: Tested on:

  • rooted Letv Le 1s, Android 6, Mediatek MT6795T
  • unrooted Coolpad Cool1, Android 6, Snapdragon 652
  • unrooted Huawei Honor 9 Lite, Android 9, HiSilicon Kirin 659

Currently x86_64 Android platform is not supported. Work in progress.

Step 1 - Install the Termux

Download and install the Termux application. Open the Termux after install. Next steps we need to do inside it.

Step 2 - Install the dependency packages

Run following command, to install the development dependencies:

pkg install automake build-essential curl git gnupg openssl nano

Step 3 - Install a GCC

I can't build the ccminer with clang that default compiler which comes with Termux (and Termux makes clang as alias for gcc). Also, Termux deprecated a real gcc compiler tools, so we need to use Its-Pointless Termux repo, to install gcc from it.

Run the following command, to set-up Its-Pointless Termux Repo:

curl -s https://its-pointless.github.io/setup-pointless-repo.sh | bash

Then we need to install gcc-6 (or gcc-7, gcc-8, gcc-9, gcc-10) package:

pkg install gcc-6

(or pkg install gcc-7, pkg install gcc-8, pkg install gcc-9, pkg install gcc-10, it depends on the Android version you are running)

Step 4 - Build

Clone the ccminer git repo (ARM branch):

git clone --single-branch -b ARM https://github.com/monkins1010/ccminer.git

Then change the current directory:

cd ccminer

To build ccminer from sources we need to switch the default clang compiler to the gcc we installed on step 3 by executing following commands:

setupgcc-6

(or setupgcc-7, setupgcc-8, setupgcc-9, setupgcc-10)

and then (to make configure process happy)

setup-patchforgcc

Then start the build:

./build.sh

After successful build you can run built ccminer binary file to start the mining