native-activity crashes on startup #929
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This fixes the issue, but I don't understand why configuring the InitializationProvider to remove all Initializers works, or is necessary. It seems like something is broken in the NativeActivity startup mechanism. |
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the same problem, the same solution, and the samely confused. |
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@hybcloud I try to remove |
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sorry, i don't know.
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Subject: Re: [android/ndk-samples] native-activity crashes on startup (Issue#929)
according to the source code's comment, the Android tends to find the initializer in the application before it starts the first activity. I guess since it is a purely native application, there is no implementation of the initializer in the application, which leads to the failure.
@hybcloud I try to remove android:hasCode="false" in AndroidManifest.xml and it works. Does it mean this android:hasCode="false" config removes the initializer?
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I think you're right in that FTR I think the proper fix here is to just use But there's still something odd here that I want to see fixed (or, if it's expected that |
These dependencies were not actually used but were in contradiction with the `android:hasCode=false` in the manifest. Remove the pointless dependencies, but leave some comments explaining to anyone that copies from here that they need to update `app:hasCode` if they add any DEX to their app. Fixes android#929.
These dependencies were not actually used but were in contradiction with the `android:hasCode=false` in the manifest. Remove the pointless dependencies, but leave some comments explaining to anyone that copies from here that they need to update `app:hasCode` if they add any DEX to their app. Fixes android#929.
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With a bit more digging, I think we've managed to settle on the #1000 is the likely fix here (it's similar to the PR uploaded earlier today, but with comments for anyone that inevitably copy pastes from here). |
These dependencies were not actually used but were in contradiction with the `android:hasCode=false` in the manifest. Remove the pointless dependencies, but leave some comments explaining to anyone that copies from here that they need to update `app:hasCode` if they add any DEX to their app. Fixes #929.
Signed-off-by: Xiao Cheng <[email protected]>
The native-activity sample crashes on startup for me:
After some googling i managed to work around it by editing AndroidManifest.xml.
I changed the
manifestelement to be:Then i inserted the following under the
applicationelement:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: