Today in the use of Android projects, because the use of Git to do code hosting, my workspace is on the F-disk, and the Git repository is on the e-disk, now the e-disk project to use on the F disk on the Android Library project. But no matter how I quote, I report a mistake.
When the library is set up, the associated error is always displayed, that is, the reference is a red fork. Eclipse also does not have any error hints. On the StackOverflow also found the corresponding problem, found a solution to the problem
Http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5167273/in-eclipse-unable-to-reference-an-android-library-project-in-another-android-pr
Originally under Windows System, library project must be in the same drive letter as project, because if you have different drive characters, The ANDROID.LIBRARY.REFERENCE.1 value in the project.properties becomes an absolute path, and ADT is recommended for use under Ubuntu, which has a bug in support of the Windows absolute path.
Android Library reference failed after using Git