


The last one (Path to Android SDK) is the problem In the IDE Tools>LAMW Android Module Wizard>Paths/Settings and reviewed each file path.

I had piped the build process to a file, scanned it looking for error indications or things that looked odd, nothing I considered significant Same as previous build, in 'messages' 'Gradle successful', terminal session, then the form about the emulator. Started Laz, looks good, perform Run>Build, no errors, perform Run> LAMW Build android APK & Run, FAILS. I am having a lot of trouble with size, complexity and confusion of the android environment, it is difficult to troubleshoot while learning.Īny solutions/suggestions/ideas/etc? help, IanĪ clean build of Linux Mint 20, all updates applied. home/iru/Laz/projects/and1/AppLAMWProject1/src/org/lamw/applamwproject1/Controls.java:1593: error: cannot find symbolĬ(_value) This is usually caused by clean builds or changing compiler arguments.įile or directory '/home/iru/Laz/projects/and1/AppLAMWProject1/build-types/debug/java', not found <<<<< 'build-type' does not existįile or directory '/home/iru/Laz/projects/and1/AppLAMWProject1/build/generated/aidl_source_output_dir/debug/compileDebugAidl/out', not found <<<<< 'aidl_source_output_dir' does not exist Task ':compileDebugJavaWithJavac' is not up-to-date because:Īll input files are considered out-of-date for incremental task ':compileDebugJavaWithJavac'.Ĭompiling with source level 1.7 and target level 1.7.įull recompilation is required because no incremental change information is available.

This generated some 600 lines of data and failed with the following: Worked my through it step by step and thing looked good until I got to the #2 information of Wayne Sherman at the following line: 'From a command line run "gradle-local-build.sh" from the project folder. So after thinking about it I cleaned everything out and started again following the HOWTO in I shut down the PC and when I started up things in the environment such as PATHS must have been lost and all sorts of things did not make sense. Things went down rapidly down hill when I got into the 'android' world, things like Gradle, Groovy, Maven, SDKs, NDKs take some getting ones head around.
