Cannot set up Android, can't find a solution elsewhere online

#1

Hi there.
I installed the NDK, SDK, Ant, and had a jdk (1.8) floating around. ‘openfl setup android’ didn’t give me any errors. However, when I compile for android in FlashDevelop, it says:

'arm-linux-androideabi-g++' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file. Error: Could not create PCH Build halted with errors.

a search for ‘arm-linux-androideabi’ returns a file with lots of .o files, but nothing mentioning g++. By the way, my C++ compiler is MinGW, and of course doesn’t mention linux or android. I also tried compiling with ‘openfl build android’, but it gave me the first result. So after lots of online searching, I tried to compile my project on the command line using ‘lime build android -emulator’.

Creating C:/Users....../__pch/haxe/hxcpp.h.gch... C:/HaxeToolkit......./hxcpp/3,4,2/include/hxcpp.h:19:23: fatal error: typeinfo: No such file or directory #include <typeinfo> ^ compilation terminated Error: Could not create PCH

#2

I run in the same problem. Try to find solution (I read almost all posts about this issue ) to compile it to Android but without success. I’m not sure where to start? I will really appreciate if someone can guide us to find solution for this problem. Thanks.

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#3

Sorry that openfl setup and the instructions are not necessarily up-to-date, this changed recently with the move from Ant to Gradle for Android builds

Does this help?

#4

Alright, I installed Gradle and it appears to be working. I downloaded the API 25 (I had API 19 installed before), but I still get the same errors.

On a different note, I found another installation of the SDK and NDK in my program files. ‘arm-linux-androidebi-g++.exe’ is there, hopefully where it’s supposed to be. I DID run ‘openfl setup android’ and changed the paths, but I STILL get the error that the file isn’t found.

#5

Double check that you don’t have a “C:\Users(Your User Name).hxcpp_config.xml” file with different values for the Android NDK than your “C:\Users(Your User Name).lime\config.xml”

If HXCPP sees a different value (Lime should forward it’s values to HXCPP if it doesn’t have it’s own define there) then it could break on the build step

#6

That was it. Deleted and ran setup again, worked like a charm. Thanks a ton!

#7

I still don’t get it what’s wrong in my configuration:
hxcpp_config

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and lime_config:

Whatever I change, result is always the same:
‘arm-linux-androideabi-g++’ is not recognized as an internal or external command…

Folder structure with SDK:

#8

OK, I solve problem by downloading new version of Android NDK (android-ndk-r13b) from official site. Update lime paths and that is it. Successful build and run on android.

#9

Hi, i have a similar problem because i trying to update the sdk ndk and java like lime told… i install all from the android studio and put the respective path for each one of them and i already look into the file .hxcpp_config.xml and change the folders too … i dont now what to do… i am getting this error with a example of openfl:

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#11

I have the same issue. Same error.

On Mac and used Android Studio

actuate: [1.8.7]
box2d: [1.2.3]
format: [3.4.1]
hxcpp: [git]
layout: [1.2.1]
lime-samples: [6.2.0]
lime: [6.4.0]
openfl-samples: [6.0.0]
openfl: [8.3.0]

#12

This fixed it for me :
Android NDK, Revision 15c (July 2017)
https://developer.android.com/ndk/downloads/older_releases?hl=ko#ndk-15c-downloads

Also be sure these file match for SDK and NDK paths
Files:
.hxcpp_config.xml
.lime/config.xml
XML nodes:

     <set name="ANDROID_SETUP" value="true" />
     <set name="ANDROID_NDK_ROOT" value="/Volumes/Home/Work/___NDK/android-ndk-r15c" />
     <set name="ANDROID_SDK" value="/Volumes/Home/Library/Android/sdk" />
#13

Note: lime config is another way to edit your ~/.lime/config.xml file

# Print your current config file
lime config

# Print a current config variable
lime config ANDROID_NDK_ROOT

# Set the value of a config variable
lime config ANDROID_NDK_ROOT C:\Development\Android\android-ndk-r15c

# Automate walking through config variables related to Android
lime setup android

EDIT: If ~/.hxcpp_config.xml has ANDROID_NDK_ROOT, it takes preference at the C++ compilation stage, so either you need to remove it from that file, or make sure it reflects the correct NDK value, like your Lime config file :slight_smile: