GSL Runtime language - Dell Streak 7

Hey if anyone would like to help me port my GSL runtime language in to C for the android I was thinking we could build a runtime langauge for the droid that supports openGL ES and also build GUI apps with it without having to use the dumb .xml crap and have our runtime language automatically add the permissions it needs also make a app for windows mac and linux that compiles the apps to java or C like netbeans or appecelerator but for free I have already got my compiler for C for the android up and running so i can compile the C files also I have part of this runtime language made in C any help would be appreciated.
EDIT: https://gsl-runtime-sdk.googlecode.com
that is the google code url to join this fun project

I already have php and GSL variables converting to java next is to convert php and GSL to C then move on to classes and etc.... so that most app's are made in C and not java

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Hi, i have couple of questions about theming cyanogenmod with android studio, I must say, i am novice and I don't understand some parts. First I install Android studio, Android SDK, JDK, and download all needed tools and packages for Android 5.x, Everything woks good i think, because i sucessful send my theme to mobile and override some parts od systemui. Only what I change was color, dimens, drawables, but i have some problems with layout override, in catlog show me error because I dont have source of some parts, but I dont know why is needed in theme when this sources are already in mobile in systemui, and if these source are not set/override in theme, may use original files. Another problem is with preview render, still show me errors eg..
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I am having trouble trying to understand what you mean, you're talking about an error and some sort of preview issues?
Could you split both of these factors into separate paragraphs explaining what you mean, only then I can understand and help you out bud.
Overriding layout won't work with CM12+.. This feature was disabled intentionally because it could possibly be abused for changing strings and tricking people.
And I didn't know that a preview feature for CM themes existed. Always create my themes by trial and error on my phone.
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http://www.technotalkative.com/part-9-reverse-engineering-android-applications/.
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Using android studio you can create project or import projects with source codes but there is no way to extract source code if you have only .apk file. Android studio is not used for Reverse Engineering.
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thank you for your reply. Could you suggest any software to use for reverse engineering (seeing source code)?
Use apktool, it decompiles an apk and you can use any text editor (like Notepad++ or Sublime Text) to edit the files. Then you can recompile it again using apktool and then just sign it and you're done.

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