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Better fix than https://android-review.googlesource.com/#/c/38631
on issue http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=32300

"make" does set ERRORLEVEL but in cmd.exe it seems that ERRORLEVEL
is evaluated before the whole compound statement instead of just
before it is use.

Change-Id: Ia56d3dc89e4b13caabd29aeaf57c277906202fdd

It appears that "make" doesnʼt set ERRORLEVEL running ndk-build.cmd
in cmd.exe shell, which causes ERRORLEVEL to remain zero even when
make fails.  Fixed it to return non-zero value when fails.

Related issue:
  http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=32300

Change-Id: Iedd6c4897035e35910ca12ef6f70730800881aba

This is a fix for http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=26175

It ensures that ndk-build.cmd works correctly even if the user has redefined
the SHELL environment variable (which can happen under the hood when installing
a variety of development tools on Windows).

Change-Id: I36231b334f745dd0cbaf59ff99e0447bdb61f7c5

This patch is adds support to "native" (i.e. Cygwin-less) Windows
NDK build through the new 'ndk-build.cmd' Windows shell script.

Just call it from the cmd.exe command-line, when in your project
path. The script takes the same arguments than 'ndk-build'.

+ Adds the source of a new tiny Windows-specific command-line
  "echo" program.  The reason for this is that the 'echo' that
  comes with cmd.exe is too weird and will not work properly
  when invoked from make (e.g. it can't deal with double-quoted
  strings properly: it will print the double-quotes in the
  output).

+ build/tools/build-host-toolbox.sh: new script to rebuild the
  'echo' program on Windows.  The idea is that the 'toolbox' may
  contain other command-line programs like "cp" or "mkdir" in
  the future, to avoid relying on the not-so-robust cmd.exe
  versions of these commands (del, md, xcopy), if necessary.

+ Make build-host-prebuilts.sh call build-host-toolbox.sh
  when generating Windows binaries, and package-release.sh
  unpack the corresponding archive when generating the
  Windows packages.

+ build-funcs.sh can now be used to build host binaries too.

+ docs/CHANGES.html: document new native win32 build support.

Change-Id: I4d30f6c6532ae84deb95e7e5f595af76b97d9257