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prebuilt-common.sh: Distinguish host and target builds
David 'Digit' Turner authored 
This patch modifies the helper functions inside prebuilt-common.sh
to distinguish between host and target builds more easily.

A target build is used to build target Android binaries, while a host
one is used to build binaries that will run on the host machine, i.e.
invoked by the NDK build script.

We will use host builds to generate the Windows helper binaries that
the NDK depends on (sed, awk, make, etc...) in future patches.

Change-Id: Ifbc2a112ee08fa42c9987ee26fee4539476e91a4
3da53797
Name Last commit Last update
build prebuilt-common.sh: Distinguish host and target builds
docs Support several C++ source file extensions
sources Make STLPort support RTTI through GAbi++
tests run-standalone-tests.sh: use prebuilt-common.sh
toolchains Add LOCAL_CPP_FEATURES support to Android.mk
.gitignore ndk-stack: Fixes + Documentation
Android.mk Remove the simulator target from all makefiles.
CleanSpec.mk Add CleanSpec.mk
GNUmakefile Perform auto-detection of host platform in build scripts.
README.TXT Minor documentation udpate.
documentation.html docs: move NDK docs to HTML and add documentation.html,
ndk-build ndk-build: Fix cygwin GNU Make check.
ndk-gdb ndk-gdb: Fixes for Darwin and --project option