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Android / AGK Tier 2 application crashes on startup

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kamac
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Posted: 1st Feb 2012 17:20 Edited at: 2nd Feb 2012 14:21
As in the title,

Do you have any known problems/solutions for that? It crashes just in startup and i have to force close it.

It crashes on my android mobile phone only, but works on the emulators. ( I have version 2.3.7, for emulators i use 2.3.1 and tried 2.3.3 too. Both did work. )

Debug logs:




My AndroidManifest.xml:




The project is placed under templates folder.
Also, i am sure it's not the template.cpp code, as i tried to run it with agk::Sync() only, and it didn't work either.

------------ADDED-----------------

I've just found out i should have my project in /apps/ folder. But now, when i do, i cannot compile it with NDK. There's one error that always appears there:




With the exception that it's not always libtemplate.so, can be Core.o and so on.

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kamac
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Posted: 2nd Feb 2012 14:37 Edited at: 2nd Feb 2012 15:25
@Bump

Here is logcat:



Plus, i am using a copy of template_android from /templates/ folder.

Also, when i Project->Clean, I get:



And i cannot run the project as i have to refresh it.

Could anybody help me?

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Paul Johnston
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Posted: 2nd Feb 2012 16:00
It is saying that it can't find the native NDK library built with cygwin, it thinks it is named "template". This will be from the AndroidManifest.xml file from the line



We used "android_player" as the lib name instead of "template" for our compilations. If you want to keep the name template you'll have to make cygwin rename the library as well. In /jni/Android.mk the line



Is the compiled name of the module, this must match the one in AndroidManifest.xml
kamac
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Posted: 2nd Feb 2012 16:33 Edited at: 2nd Feb 2012 16:40
I have:



There already. Maybe i missed something else?
I have to remind that i am using Tier 2, so i am not using interpreter_android, but template_android. Right?

Also, is that right that eclipse doesn't find agk.h in the editor?:



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Paul Johnston
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Posted: 2nd Feb 2012 18:07
As long as cygwin doesn't complain about the missing include file when it compiles it'll be fine.

I just noticed in your AndroidManifest.xml you have hasCode="false", this must be set to true so it can find your lib.
kamac
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Posted: 2nd Feb 2012 18:23
It works!

Thank you !

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