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-VERSION='13.0.0_r10'
-====================
-
-IMPORTANT
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-The Android(tm) 13 sdk (api level 33), contrary to previous versions, does NOT include
-a system image anymore. 
-
-You will notice a significantly reduced source tree, a smaller output sdk-zip-file 
-and will experience a much shorter build time. This is, because the build receipe
-does not generate a system image.
-
-This is ok, because you do not really need it (unless you use a VM instead of a 
-real device) for development.
-
-But do not worry, you still can build it! But not from the sdk source tree!
-
-Simply follow the instructions here to create a system image:
-https://source.android.com/docs/setup/create/gsi#building-gsis
-
-You need to pull a different source tree.
-
-For the most up-to-date Android 13, the branch to use is "android13-gsi".
-
-I have tested building it with the same build environent like for the sdk, and
-it works without any issues!
-
-
-Notes
------
-
-- simultaneous builds of Windows and linux sdk may fail. Default is linux only. If desired, edit build.sh and change the settings.
-- the build.sh differs significantly to previous versions, because building 
-conscrypt will run in multiple issues and result in (unrecoverable) errors unless 
-some additional modules are built from source.
-
-All commands need to be executed from the sdk folder!
-
-Build receipe
--------------
-
-Make all the .sh scripts in this directory executable:
-
-    chmod +x *.sh
-
-Install dependencies (you will be asked for root password to install packages):
-
-    ./dependencies.sh
-
-Download the source code:
-
-    ./download.sh
-
-Compile the sdk:
-
-    ./build.sh
-
-When the build finishes sucessfully, you get a list of the important generated sdk files.
-
-Have fun!
-
-Footnote
---------
-
-Microsoft Windows is a trademark of the Microsoft group of companies. Android is a trademark of Google LLC.