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Hi,
The problem with vs-android is that Google may change some NDK internals one day making the hardcoded settings in vs-android unusable (or even worse, producing some hidden hard-to-pinpoint bugs). If you’re interested, I can instruct you how to configure VisualGDB to debug your vs-android projects.
Please try disabling the firewall on both Windows and Linux.
If this does not help, please add a separate network card to your VM configured in the Host-only mode.Thanks for your appreciation!
Updating is even easier, you don’t need to uninstall the previous version. Just run the new installer and it will update your files.
Project folder support will be enabled automatically for all projects, both old and new.Please use the tutorial here: http://virtualkd.sysprogs.org/tutorials/install/
If you are using BazisLib, please use the npagednew() function. Otherwise, use the ExAllocatePool() API provided by Windows Kernel.
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That’s the default behavior in Windows Vista and later. Please have a look here: http://www.osronline.com/article.cfm?article=295
Please do the following:
1. Install VisualGDB 2.3 or later.
2. Install Android NDK r8 or laterAndroid NDK r8 fixes the bug by adding SHELL=cmd to the ndk-build.cmd file.
You can alternatively get a fixed ndk-build.cmd file from here: http://visualgdb.com/KB/ndk-build.zipHi,
Since VisualGDB 2.4 the external tar.exe is no longer required. Please update your VisualGDB installation.Please use the shell function provided by GNU Make. E.g.:
LIBRARY_NAMES :=pthread $(shell pkg-config --libs uuid) $(shell mysql_config --libs)Hi. Did you install VisualGDB from the same user account you are using now?
Normally, the installer creates VisualGDB.AddIn file and puts it to C:UsersDocumentsVisual Studio 2008Addins. If it fails, VisualGDB Wizard shows you a diagnostic window allowing to re-install the file:
It’s described in more details here: http://visualgdb.com/KB/?ProblemID=noaddinDo you get the diagnostic window? What happens when you press “Rebuild Add-In file”? Do you have the DocumentsVisual Studio 2008Addins folder and is it writable for your current user account?
We have tested it with VMWare and did not encounter any problems.
There can be several reasons why the auto-detect is not working:
1. Windows firewall might block it
2. Linux firewall might block it
3. Some antivirus software might block broadcast packetsThe easiest way to fix it is to add another host-only network card to VMWare. Ensure that it gets a valid IP address by running sudo ifconfig. If not, run sudo dhclient to re-acquire a dynamic address.
Note that if the build server is not printing “discovery request from …” messages, the packets don’t reach the VM, and if it is printing this but nothing is detected, the problem is on the way back.
