问题
I have been struggling with this for 3 days and I could not get it done.
I have an android project that links to an android library, containing native code, on eclipse.
I saw this question, which is the same schema as mine, but the steps proposed there would not work.
I rewrite the steps here, which are:
- Go to "Run" menu-> "Debug Configurations"
- Under "Android Native Application" in the left pane, select your application
- Under the "Debugger" tab click "Add..." in the "Shared Libraries" section.
- Browse to your android library project directory and add its subdirectory obj/local/armeabi.
- Apply and debug.
First problem was, I could not set up Debug config for native app if the application is not set up as native, (only links to a native app), so I cannot select any project to debug.
I tried setting the android app project as having c/c++ nature, with dummy jni/Android.mk, as just not showing any error on build. (I doubt this is the right way to go, though)
The app then runs and links correctly, and I am able to follow those steps --1 to 5. But as I debug it, the console shows (BasicCharacterWithLib is the name of the app):
[2014-05-27 12:18:09 - BasicCharacterWithLib] Error while obtaining file from device
[2014-05-27 12:18:09 - BasicCharacterWithLib] com.android.ddmlib.SyncException: Writing local file failed!
And it would never stop on any breakpoint (native or not)
I am also aware of this other question, having the same symptoms on a different configuration (directly executing an app), but it remains unanswered.
I have successfully debugged another app in the same device, a test app having native code inside it, so I guess the problem cannot be due to the device config.
Do you know how to solve it?
some further details:
- I use eclipse from adt bundle (version v22.6.2, sdk highest api level available is 19 and ndk version is r9)
- The app runs on more than one thread (executed from java via AsyncTask), but at that point only the main thread is initiated.
- The debugging process does work only in the java side if I debug it as an android app, even in multithread.
- I have set APP_PLATFORM as android-14 in Application.mk, same as minSdkVersion="14" in manifest.
- I also tried restarting eclipse, rebooting the device, and unplugging and plugging the USB again.
回答1:
See this question. Likely it could be the same issue of the obj/local/armeabi folder not existing on disk.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/23887892/cannot-debug-android-native-code-built-on-android-library-on-eclipse