processgin 192 andriod ubuntu 10.10

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processgin 192 andriod ubuntu 10.10

in Android Processing • 2 years ago

Im using processing 192 andriod and ubuntu 10.10, i setup all using

http://wiki.processing.org/w/Android

then I used these code

http://blog.blprnt.com/blog/blprnt/processing-android-mobile-app-development-made-very-easy

when i run processing the output windows wrote the following

Android SDK Tools Revision 8
Project Target: Google APIs
Vendor: Google Inc.
Platform Version: 2.1-update1
API level: 7

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Resolving library dependencies:
No library dependencies.

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Importing rules file: tools/ant/main_rules.xml
emulator: emulator window was out of view and was recentred

Creating full resource package...
Creating sketch_jan17a-debug-unaligned.apk and signing it with a debug key...

the when the android 7 virtual machine, in the screen nothing appear

could somebody help me please
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andres

Re: processgin 192 andriod ubuntu 10.10

2 years ago

First of all, keep in mind that the emulator takes a relatively long time to launch and initialize (it shows a blank screen while is booting up), so you need to be patient until your sketch starts running. You can be sure that the emulator is ready if you see the start screen with the unlock bar on it.

What I realized while doing some quick tests on Ubuntu 10.04 (Processing 0192 + Android SDK 08) is that if the emulator takes too long to initialize, some "synchronization" problem between Processing and the emulator seem to occur and the sketch ends up crashing. A workaround for this is to launch the emulator first, you can do it by

clicking on the "Android" menu option in the PDE,
then selecting "Android SDK & AVD Manager".
Once the Manager window is open, go to Virtual Devices, where the list there should contain at least the "Processing-7-Android" AVD.
Select it and click the "Start" button.

Once the emulator is running and you have unlocked its start screen, you should be able to run your sketches on it. Don't close the emulator when you are done with one sketch and you want to run another.