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-This package contains the sources to the Android emulator program.
-
-Supported Development Platforms:
---------------------------------
-
-The Android emulator can be built on the following platforms:
-
-    - Linux 32-bits
-    - Linux 64-bits (*only* generates 32-bit emulator binary)
-    - Darwin x86
-    - Darwin ppc  (experimental only)
-    - Windows x86  (through Cygwin only)
-
-Note that development on 64-bit versions of Darwin and Windows is
-not supported. The 32-bit emulator binary should run normally on
-these platforms though.
-
-The Windows emulator binary is built using the -no-cygwin option
-and thus doesn't depend on CYGWIN.DLL being installed on your system.
-
-It is possible to hack the android-configure.sh script to build
-a 64-bit emulator binary on Linux. Unfortunately the resulting
-program will crash pretty soon during emulation. This problem is
-due to the way the emulator works and cannot be easily fixed at
-the moment.
-
-Supported Compilers:
---------------------
-
-The Android emulator is a heavy fork of QEMU 0.8.2, and as such,
-can only be built properly with a small number of compilers. Moreover,
-which compiler can be used depends on your platform.
-
-The following table sums up the compilers that are *known* to produce
-correct output:
-
-  Linux x86:              gcc-3.4.6
-  Linux x86 and x86_64:   gcc-4.2.3
-  Darwin x86:             gcc-4.0.1 (build 5341)
-  Darwin ppc:             gcc-3.3   (build 1819)
-
-Use any other compiler at your own risks ! A 'bad binary' usually
-results in the VM crashing either immediately or after a few seconds.
-
-Note that on Darwin, the *build* number of your compiler *is* important.
-Some builds of gcc-4.0.1 are known to generate bad binaries on Darwin x86,
-so your own fails to build an executable that works correctly.
-You can find the sources to the required gcc here:
-
-
-We distribute a file named distrib/build_gcc_qemu_darwin.sh which can be
-used as a replacement for the Apple-provided build_gcc.sh that comes with
-their gcc distribution.
-
-
-Building the emulator with the Android build system:
-----------------------------------------------------
-
-Ensure that you have properly configured your build by running the
-envsetup.sh script and using the appropriate 'lunch' command.
-
-Then type: 
-
-     m emulator
-
-This will rebuild the emulator and place it in an adequate location.
-Simply type 'emulator' to start it with the currently built system
-image.
-
-
-Building the emulator without the Android build system:
--------------------------------------------------------
-
-You can also build the emulator as a stand-alone program, by following
-these simple steps:
-
-  1/ First, build Android's patched libSDL as a static library,
-     this can be done as:
-
-        cd $TOP/extlibs/libsdl-1.2.12
-        ./android-configure --prefix=<PATH>
-        make
-        make install
-
-    Where $TOP is the path of your open-source Android source tree, and
-    where <PATH> is any path of your chosing where the library will
-    be copied to by the 'make install' command. For example, you
-    can use $HOME/android-sdl
-
-  2/ Configure the emulator with android-configure.sh, as in:
-
-        cd $TOP/tools/qemu
-        ./android-configure.sh --sdl-config=<PATH>
-        make
-
-     Where <PATH> is the same path you used with the --prefix option
-     when building the SDL library
-
-The emulator binary is located into objs/emulator, you can strip it and
-copy it to any location of your choosing.
-
-
-Creating an emulator source distribution package:
--------------------------------------------------
-
-We provide a script to build a tar.gz package file that contains all the
-sources required to rebuild the emulator (i.e. it includes the patched SDL
-sources as well) plus a handy script to automate the rebuild.
-
-Simply invoke:
-
-    cd $TOP/tools/qemu
-    distrib/make-distrib.sh
-
-This script will create a tar.gz file under /tmp/android-package and will
-print its location when it completes.
-
-To rebuild the corresponding emulator, un-tar-gz the package, and run
-the 'rebuild.sh' script.