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MikeK
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11/05/11 06:44 PM (14 years ago)

Numerous errors all of a sudden when compiling code from Buzztouch to Eclipse. Please Help.

First off, just in case I don't make a lot of sense, I have a whole two weeks of experience at this. With that being said, here is the short story: I started making a pretty simple app in 1.4 which I downloaded as an .apk to my phone, and it has been working fine. Then I discovered 1.5, so I began re-doing the app in 1.5. I made a little progress on the app, then downloaded the .apk to my phone. Everything worked just fine. Then for some reason, I wanted to try downloading the source code using using a different version (1.6, 2.2, 2.3, etc), so I deleted my project from Eclipse, and re-downloaded the source code from Buzztouch and started a new project in Eclipse. So now here is my problem: Almost every file in the src folder has an error, and the manifest shows errors on these lines of code: !-- recommneded device features --> <uses-feature android:name=android.hardware.camera android:required=false/> <uses-feature android:name=android.hardware.location android:required=false/> <uses-feature android:name=android.hardware.location.gps android:required=false/> <uses-feature android:name=android.hardware.telephony android:required=false/> What did I mess up? I just can't figure out what I did differently. I have worked on this problem all day, and I'm about out of ideas and patience. Thanks for your help, Mike
 
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11/05/11 08:33 PM (14 years ago)
Please read the readme file in the 1.5 download from buzztouch. It explains a lot. Make sure you use google 2.2 for buzztluch android 1.5.
 

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