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Rou19972016-04-18 07:48:45
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Rou1997, 2016-04-18 07:48:45

eclipse. Android NDK. I can't debug the application as Native Application in any way. Error: "Unknown Application ABI". #dot not necessary?

Windows.
I tried debugging both on a real device and on Genymotion.

More precisely, in my case it says something like this:

[2013-08-15 11:16:14 - MyProject] Unknown Application ABI:
[2013-08-15 11:16:14 - MyProject]
[2013-08-15 11:16:14 - MyProject] Unable to detect application ABI's


Actually, the problem is widespread, and there are a lot of solutions around, for example:
stackoverflow.com/questions/18245867/getting-unkno...
But if you pay attention, you can see that the log does not exactly match mine, that TS has at the end " armeabi", but once I was completely empty between "unknown ..." and "unable ...", that is, as I quoted above.
And no matter what I try, nothing helps.

I try ndk-build DUMP_APP_ABI - this is how "armeabi" gives out, everything is in a bunch.

I'm trying to delve into the bowels of the eclipse and do the same on the command line, as advised here - even set cygwin for this - so again everything works correctly. It doesn't work from eclipse.

Miracles in the sieve. What should I do now, download the source code of that eclipse plugin, compile it and debug it? Lived, damn it, "I write my own ide".

I tried not to bother and at the time of debugging I tried to simply replace make.exe with my application, which outputs the word "armeabi" to the console))) ahahaha))) but there were some other problems, in particular with gdb-server, of course, you can't mutilate make.

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aol-nnov, 2016-04-18
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Android Studio is currently the recommended development tool.

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