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Before you updated the project, there was a RexLogger.smali and a RexLogger.java. This worked great, as you can just copy paste the .smali and look up the correct usage in the .java.
You seem to have deleted RexLogger.java and only provided a very small subset of the original functions in smali? There is a 'justfile' with no reference as to which build engine is needed (probably https://github.com/casey/just, after some googling) and if I understand this correctly I now have to install this additional tool to get the files that were originally in the repo?
I am a fan of RexLogger and have used it often, but currently the project seems rather broken? It's also possible I missed a file somewhere, but still, the original project just had the 2 files, which was all that was needed.
Is there any point in rebuilding that .smali file anyway? AFAIK SMALI is a very stable language, and even just having a static file would probably be ok?
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Before you updated the project, there was a
RexLogger.smali
and aRexLogger.java
. This worked great, as you can just copy paste the .smali and look up the correct usage in the .java.You seem to have deleted RexLogger.java and only provided a very small subset of the original functions in smali? There is a 'justfile' with no reference as to which build engine is needed (probably https://github.com/casey/just, after some googling) and if I understand this correctly I now have to install this additional tool to get the files that were originally in the repo?
I am a fan of RexLogger and have used it often, but currently the project seems rather broken? It's also possible I missed a file somewhere, but still, the original project just had the 2 files, which was all that was needed.
Is there any point in rebuilding that .smali file anyway? AFAIK SMALI is a very stable language, and even just having a static file would probably be ok?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: