Open Andries-Smit opened 9 years ago
link is not working, have a screenshot?
Victor
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On Mon, May 11, 2015 at 5:00 PM, Andries Smit notifications@github.com wrote:
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Andries missed a h at the end:
thank funtax!
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Andries missed a h at the end:
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hummmm, not working for us.... can you copy paste information or apk (maybe)....
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On Tue, May 12, 2015 at 9:56 AM, Victor Bautista victor.bautista@gmail.com wrote:
thank funtax!
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Andries missed a h at the end:
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The app is not yet available, but the website looks pretty good. Also, the website seems to be unavailable today.. so no worries, I cannot open the link today, too.
Yesterday I had a look on it.. they even published screenshots of the app - great things may wait there for us :))
Let's stay tuned and enjoy our Free..dom.
Are there any improvements on the algorithm?
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The app is not yet available, but the website looks pretty good. Also, the website seems to be unavailable today.. so no worries, I cannot open the link today, too.
Yesterday I had a look on it.. they even published screenshots of the app - great things may wait there for us :))
Let's stay tuned and enjoy our Freedom.
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Are there any improvements on the algorithm?
Don't know - this thread is about the official FreeStyle-app and I'm pretty sure it will not be opensource.
thanks funtax! we will try tomorrow!
Victor
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Are there any improvements on the algorithm?
Don't know - this thread is about the official FreeStyle-app and I'm pretty sure it will not be opensource.
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About the algorithm: There is a good chance to reengenere it, since a java application can be easily decompiled.
yes Jonathan..... :)
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About the algorithm: There is a good chance to reengenere it, since a java application can be easily decompiled.
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As long as no JNI is used, it is possible to decompile. If JNI is in use, you wouldn't be able to get all functionality. ;-)
And be careful with reengineering. Most of the time it is not allowed and is not in line with open source.
Well that is a matter of the country you are in. Here in Germany is legal to decompile and re-engineer what you want, as long as you don't publish patented/copyrighted things. About JNI: Every application can be cracked, the question is, whether you put the effort in it. I don't think there is a urgent need for that, if the App is good. But it would be nice anyway.
About android apps for Libre, did some of you took a look at Glimp? Have you some info about it and how it works?
glimp only shows the raw data read. Like us. No major breakthrough :(
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About android apps for Libre, did some of you took a look at Glimp? Have you some info about it and how it works?
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thanks ;)
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I assume the calculation is hidden in the binary libraries (*.so) as I couldn't find it in the decompiled java files. But maybe I'm wrong, it's the first time I'm dealing with java anyway...
I just got some .smail files
@libridge have a look at https://www.onlinedisassembler.com/static/home/ An easy online way to handle .so files
however, the results are hard to read. Maybe retdec will more helpful https://retdec.com/home/
@birdfly DeCompiling mpk to java see: http://www.javadecompilers.com/apk
That's exactly what I tried yesterday: http://www.javadecompilers.com/apk works fine on the two .dex files. https://www.onlinedisassembler.com/static/home/ works on the x86_64 .so files only (256kb limit), but I'm not the right person to find an algorithm in 120.000 lines of assembler code. The retargetable decompiler worked with none of the .so files.
Why decompiling the libraries? Instead, use it directly from your Java code as the LibreLink app does. It is not necessary to reinvent to calibration. Just use the class DataProcessingNative
. The LibreLink app implements/uses it in the class DefaultSensorAbstractionService
.
but how to use it directly,use a xposed framework?
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Why decompiling the libraries? Instead, use it directly from your Java code as the LibreLink app does. It is not necessary to reinvent to calibration. Just use the class DataProcessingNative. The LibreLink app implements/uses it in the class DefaultSensorAbstractionService.
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