I am trying to run LibGDX through Android Stuido, I have created a project, imported the project I generated in LibGDX, created a desktop launcher and made sure that my SDK is updated. When I hit run, it thinks for 2-5 seconds and then nothing happens, even the base "Badlogic" window doesn't open. I get a message saying Compilation completed successfully in 5s 585ms and it says "Process finished with exit code -1073740791 (0xC0000409)"
I've tried a new project and uninstalling and reinstalling the whole thing, same issue.
Has anyone else come across this and a solution for it?
I've had the same error. Managed to fix it by rolling back my NVIDIA Driver to the previous version. I was on version 378.49 and switched back to 376.33 and now everything works fine. You can give that a try regardless of your graphics card.
Nvidia Geforce 378.57 Hot Fix Drivers:
Fixed crash in Minecraft and some other Java-based titles
http://www.guru3d.com/files-details/geforce-378-57-hotfix-driver-download.html
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I'm having an issue with NetBeans, on the first few startups everything works fine, and I even get some projects finished, but then suddenly Netbeans loads but doesn't open, and if I try to reopen it all I get is a minimized menu bar (as if you took the menu bar on the top right of your screen and only displayed that). I've tried uninstalling and reinstalling the application, changing the JDK being used, and failed at editing a config file which I saw suggested on some other threads, this happens independent of the version installed or the JDK used. I'm really lost because I don't even get an error message.
Android Studio 2.2.3;
Java 8;
Ubuntu 14.10;
laptop: Asus K72F.
I spent no less than twenty hours on a Udacity course, learning the basics of XML as part of an Android course.
I installed Java on my Ubuntu machine, then Android Studio IDE.
Followed instructions on the course's videos and pages.
Tried saving my first project, but never made it to the first step...
Error:Process 'command '/usr/local/android-studio/jre/bin/java'' finished with non-zero exit value 2
I've found no intelligible instructions on the web.
I've been using Ubuntu, Linux, Mac OS X and Unix for ten years now, and I've solved one or two hundred problems with and without the command line, most often copying and pasting from Stack Overflow pages.
I've explored menus on Android Studio, I've opened lib folders. Some posts suggested changing libraries but failed to mention which ones and how.
Another post suggested changing "overrides" but, without a sealed project, Code > Override Methods stays grey and I can't act on it ... Another vicious circle.
One post suggested downgrading to Java 7. I thought the IDE setup for the Linux community might be slightly old, so I uninstalled Java 8 and got Java 7. Got rid of the IDE folder and reinstalled Android Studio, but this time I put it in /usr/local to play it safer. No, Java 7 wasn't supported so I had to upgrade and go back to Java 8.
I've been stuck for three weeks now. Yesterday I tried installing the latest version of this IDE on Windows but there's a bug and it crashes before opening.
I would appreciate it if you could state instructions taking nothing for granted, I am an absolute beginner with Android and gradle and the jargon is overwhelmingly different from Unix.
This reminds of the time when everybody suggested opening a Terminal window but nobody said how.
Please tell me which menus I have to go to, what lines to change, or which libraries to change and where to fetch them.
Thank you for your time and trouble!
I had the same problem, but when I entered good java path, I had a different problem, searched the solution for 3 days, and finally, this video gave me the answer...
Good luck!!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zhj3MY4SpHY
EDITED:
So, the process looks like this.
1) after you download android studio and extract it to either /usr/local/ or /opt/, run it. When it gradles, you'll see an error "process 'command' /usr/loca/android-studio/jre/bin/java finished with non-zero exit value 2"
2) go to File->Project Structure->SDK Location an in there uncheck "Use embedded JDK". in the input field below that checkbox, paste or choose tha path of your JDK (mine was /usr/lib/jvm/java-8-jdk).
3) Click OK, let gradle to do it's work, and when it's finished, you'll get 2 more errors (which I'm not gonna paste here) with lagre log (if you look at the log, on the beginning you should see something about unclosed quotes in aapt file in your /build-tools/25.0.0/aapt).
4) !!!! I did this step to make sure that I have the same error like in the video, so it is optional !!!!
I did a rebuild or clean. in the menu go to Build->Rebuild and start it. Your gradle should run forever so you can wait for a few minutes and if it's not finished, shut android studio down and proceed to the step 5.
If your gradle finishes, it's probablly not the error I'm tryng to expain.
5) When this is all done, opet the folder where your android apps are stored (for me the path is /home/matej/AndroidStudioProjects/MyApp/app), open your app (App name)->app->build.gradle
6) change the line "buildToolsVersion '25.0.2'" to
"buildToolsVersion '23.0.1'", save it and close
7) run the android studio again and you'll see the message where it links you to the installation of the missing build tools. click on it, install it and clean your project
8) ENJOY IN DEVELOPING :)
In my case, I had firebase database gradle versin lower than the latest one. Changing it to latest solved the issue.
So a couple of days ago i bought a new laptop, since my old one was way to old.
It came along with windows 8.1, which was the first time i used them since i was always with 7.
I downloaded the adt bundle that i used in my old pc, and when i attempted to open eclipse, i got the usual message about JRE/SDK missing, pretty logical, since i hadn't installed java.
So i went on and downloaded the latest java version (Java 8 update 60) and after i installed it eclipse refused to open at all. Absolutely nothing appears, not even the message that appeared before installing Java.
The fan starts working, like the program was running but absolutely nothing appears, it's not even on the processes on ctrl+alt+delete.
So are there any ideas on what might be causing this? It's a brand new laptop and eclipse flat out refuses to open. No error message, nothing, just eclipse not opening at all.
tried re-installing, running as admin, restarting, nothing works.
Ever since I updated eclipse to Mars it's been having a lot issues, Right now I have an LWJGL program, If I launch it after I just opened eclipse, It works just fine, But if I relaunch it afterwards the program displays black, I haven't even changed the code it just stops working, And if I change the code and undo it and launch then it works, But relaunching again makes it stop working again.
WHAT IS THIS MADNESS?!
I had a lot issues with Mars, and now I am using Luna on my linux. Eveything work. But try to reinstall mars. Maybe it solve your problems.
I am using a fresh install of Eclipse Luna and ADT (just deleted and redownloaded it) and whenever I try to run ANY android project I have, eclipse starts freezing and then finally freezes at "Launching (99%)". After about 2 minutes of this, it pops up the error "GC Overhead Limit Exceeded", and I have to force quit eclipse.
This evens happens when I create a new Android project and try to run it. This is on a macbook pro running OS 10.9.4
Can anyone help me? I am incredibly frustrated by this, I feel like every time I try to program something in Android I waste more than half my time chasing and dealing with bugs in Eclipse.
Adjusting/allocating more memory in eclipse worked.
https://www.simplified.guide/eclipse/fix-gc-overhead-limit-exceeded