Added OpenAL-Soft lib from git://repo.or.cz/openal-soft/android.git

project/jni/openal/README-ANDROID

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+OpenAL Soft for Android
+=======================
+
+OpenAL Soft on Android is supported only starting from 1.5 version.
+
+To build OpenAL Soft for Android you must have install SDK and NDK (at least r4) installed.
+
+Go to Android directory and execute
+
+$ PATH/TO/NDK/ndk-build
+
+This will build libopenal.so and libexample.so under libs subdirectory. 
+You can use libopenal.so in your own projects. If you want to build Java example, then
+first update project to your local SDK installation:
+
+$ PATH/TO/SDK/tools/android update project --path . --target android-3
+
+Run this only once (it will create local.properties file, and update default.properties file).
+After that use ant to compile and package Java code:
+
+$ ant debug
+
+Now you will find OpenAL-debug.apk under bin directory. Don't worry that it is debug. All the
+decoding will be done from native C code from jni/example.c file.
+Install it to your device:
+
+$ adb install -r bin/OpenAL-debug.apk
+
+And run it either manually, or with am from command-line:
+
+$ adb shell am start -a android.intent.action.MAIN -n net.strangesoft.kcat/.OpenAL
+
+Example will decode ogg file using Tremolo library and will play audio with streaming source.
+Tremolo library is heavily optimized Tremor library (integer only Vorbis decoder).
+It is BSD licensed: http://wss.co.uk/pinknoise/tremolo/
+
+You can open DDMS to watch debug logging or any error messages if there is any. You can filter
+out OpenAL error/info messages with tag "OpenAL".
+
+Example is using trash80 song Three/Four Robot Slojam from http://trash80.net/music
+It is distributed under Creative Commons license.
+
+Take into consideration that Android mobile devices is not as powerful as your desktop, so do
+not put on OpenAL too many work. Use low sample rate (22050 or better 11025, if not lower) data.
+Also create context by specifying lower sample rrate. Take into consideration that not all
+Android devices have hardware floting point calculations available. Many of them will execute
+floating point calculations in software which is slower.
+
+--
+Martins Mozeiko
+martins.mozeiko@gmail.com