Problem with buildMyFirstAPK.sh about buildapks

[SDRausty]

@Archangel45 can you be a little more specific please? What kind of problem do you have?

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[Archangel45]

buildAPKs buildOne.bash ERROR:  Signal 255 received!  See `stnderr*.log` files.
On Signal 255 try running buildOne.bash again; This error might have been corrected by clean up.  More information in `stnderr*.log` files.

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[Archangel45]

Basically I can't compile

[SDRausty]

a) Can you share the error details?
b) What is the result of dpkg -s ecj?

[SDRausty]

@Archangel45 see whether running fix.ecj.error.bash which installs a working version of ecj helps.

You might also want to share your adventure https://github.com/termux/termux-packages/issues?q=is%3Aissue+ecj here too, especially termux/termux-packages#3157 here. Unfortunately, I cannot access those issues interactively due to the moderators, but you should be able to expand on this topic at Termux.

[SDRausty]

This 96c78ef commit, and the accompanying series of commits automates resolving an ecj error.

[HemanthJabalpuri]

@SDRausty I also have this error.
I observed your build.one.bash and noticed that
ecj -d ./obj -sourcepath . "$(find . -type f -name "*.java")" takes java files as single arg.
So it may give File /path/to/som/javafile /path/to/some/javafile error and quit.
Removing the quotes may fix it. ecj -d ./obj -sourcepath . $(find . -type f -name "*.java")

I modified your build.one.bash for learning purpose and stripped it heavily. (Attached)
build.txt

[SDRausty]

@HemanthJabalpuri thank you for your contribution; I shall attempt to integrate your comments with:
~/buildAPKs/scripts/build/build.github.bash HemanthJabalpuri

[SDRausty]

I modified your build.one.bash for learning purpose and stripped it heavily

Wonderful distillation 🎴 thank you 🌞

[SDRausty]

Removing the quotes may fix it. ecj -d ./obj -sourcepath . $(find . -type f -name "*.java")

resolved:
BuildAPKs/buildAPKs@4a6ee78
730063a

Thank you 😁 ⛵🎆 🍯🕯️

[SDRausty]

If package findutils is installed find ~/buildAPKs/sources/ -name "AndroidManifest.xml" -execdir ~/buildAPKs/scripts/sh/build/build.sh {} \; will attempt to build everything available in subdirectors. I hope you enjoy the addition to these projects. Beautiful two in one that you created @HemanthJabalpuri, build one && build all 🎇 🎆

[HemanthJabalpuri]

If package findutils is installed find ~/buildAPKs/sources/ -name "AndroidManifest.xml" -execdir ~/buildAPKs/scripts/sh/build/build.sh {} \; will attempt to build everything available in subdirectors. I hope you enjoy the addition to these projects. Beautiful two in one that you created @HemanthJabalpuri, build one && build all

May be below is just fine if we dont have findutils

for app $(find sources -name "AndroidManifest.xml"); do
    sh build.sh $(dirname $i);
done

Thanks for adding script to repo.

Edit:- Some of support library links
https://android-development-tools-offline.blogspot.com/p/download-android-support-library-offline.html?m=1

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/12518002/android-support-library-direct-link-for-downloading

[SDRausty]

Managed to drop -execdir from findutils with:

for i in $(find sources/ -name "AndroidManifest.xml") ; do build.sh ${i%/*} ; done

find -exedir can be substituted with xargs too. There shouldn't be a need for a loop with xargs.

[SDRausty]

Thanks for adding script to repo.

You are welcome; My pleasure.