[hpetschko]

Hi,

uninstalling the app on the device did solve it.
Now the breakpoints are hit.

Thanks a lot

H

[hpetschko]

Dear support team,

we are nearly there.
By loading the library ‘manually’ the application starts without problems.
However breakpoints are still not hit, neither in the project’s c file nor in the one of the library.
I have attached the project.

Thank you very much!

H

[hpetschko]

Hi,

thanks for the effort so far!
I have attached a screen shot of the SDK Manager. The ANT version is 1.9.2, JDK is 1.7.0_45.
The device is an Acer Iconia Model A1-810 running Android 4.2.2. This is also the target platform of the project.
Hope that helps.

H

[hpetschko]

Hi,

the library file is there.
Could you please check whether the tutorial is still working as inteded.
In the thread “Build problem with Android libraries tutorial” you told me that there have been changes in the Android build system (you also sent me a fix), maybe this also has an impact on the runtime behaviour.
If necessary I will send the project.

Thanks a lot

H

[hpetschko]

Hi,

it seems like the library is not deployed. Please find attached the log output from the LogCat window.
The project is the one from “Build problem with Android libraries tutorial” as mentioned in my first post.

Many thanks

H

[hpetschko]

It’s working!

Thank you very much

H

[hpetschko]

Thanks for the reply!
I tried it again, but this time – after having added the library – I made these three steps:

1) added the include statement
2) called the function
3) made the AndroidProject1 dependent on AndroidLibrary1

Building still yields the same result.

I have attached the solution plus the build log.

Many thanks in advance!

H

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