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  • 🤖AOSP
    • Clone AOSP repository
    • Directory Structure
    • Setup IDE
      • Setup VSCode
    • Build
      • BluePrint for Application Project
      • BluePrint for Android Library Project
    • Manifest
      • sharedUserId
      • persistant
  • Gradle
    • Create Custom Build Config Variables
    • Create Custom manifest Variables
    • Make app debugable
  • Android Process
    • Find a process by name
    • Kill a process by Id
  • Catch any exception in Android
  • 🎨Theming
    • Theming
      • RRO
        • RRO Internals
        • RRO classes in AOSP
        • RRO Example
        • RRO Permission
      • Fabricated RRO (FRRO)
        • FRRO Example
        • Permission
  • Lifecycle
    • Basics
      • Lifecycle
        • Activity
        • Fragment
          • Fragment add
    • Lifecycle Aware Custom Class
  • ℹ️Interview
    • Interview Questions
    • Architecture Pattern
      • MVC Architecture pattern
      • MVP Architecture Pattern
      • MVVM Architecture Pattern
  • ↔️AIDL
    • Simple AIDL Communication
      • Creating an AIDL file
      • Create an AIDL server
      • Create AIDL client
      • Limitations
    • AIDL with callback
      • Create AILD interfaces
      • Create an AIDL server
      • Create AIDL client
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  1. AOSP

Directory Structure

The AOSP project structure is divided into the following main directories:

  • bionic: This directory contains the Bionic C library, which is the standard C library for Android.

  • bootable: This directory contains the boot and startup related code for Android.

  • build: This directory contains the build system for Android, which is responsible for compiling and building the Android platform.

  • cts: This directory contains the Compatibility Test Suite (CTS), which is a set of tests that are used to ensure that Android devices comply with the Android Compatibility Definition Document (CDD).

  • dalvik: This directory contains the Dalvik Virtual Machine (DVM), which is the runtime environment for Android applications.

  • development: This directory contains projects related to development, such as the SDK and NDK tools.

  • device: This directory contains product specific code for different devices.

  • external: This directory contains source code for all external open source projects that are used by Android.

  • frameworks: This directory contains the core framework code for Android, such as the Activity Manager, the Package Manager, and the Content Provider.

  • libs: This directory contains shared libraries that are used by the Android platform.

  • packages: This directory contains the pre-installed applications that are included with the Android platform.

  • system: This directory contains the core system files for Android, such as the kernel, the initramfs, and the root filesystem.

  • tests: This directory contains the unit and integration tests for the Android platform.

  • out: This directory will contain your generated/build modules and files.

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