Record the process of making cocos2d-x Android APK package

Reprinted Please note: http://blog.csdn.net/herm_lib/article/details/8644340

1. Download several necessary software first

[1] jdk-7u17-windows-x64

[2] Android SDK, adt-bundle-windows-x86_64-20130219

I downloaded this file with eclipse.

Android ndk, android-ndk-r8d-windows

[4] cygwin

Install g ++, make, and so on.

2. Set the environment variable ndk_root

Specify ndk_root to the android-ndk-r8d-windows.

3. Modify the create-android-project.bat under the cocos2dx directory

[1] Add:

CD/d % ~ Dp0

[2] modifying paths such as cygwin

4. Run create-android-project.bat as Administrator

Specify the package and project name. A new project is generated under cocos2dx.

5. Start cygwin as an administrator and run proj_name/proj. Android/build_native.sh

An error is reported. For example, JNI/hellocpp/Main. cpp: Permission denied.

I don't know why the entire directory cannot be changed because of modifying the permissions of these files !? I made changes one by one.

If C ++ 11 is used, an error is reported, indicating that STD: mutex, STD: thread cannot be found. In application. mk, add:

App_cppflags: =...-STD = C ++ 11

Ndk_toolchain_version = 4.7 # This must be added ....

I don't know why. I added this on the Mac machine, but the compilation still reported the error. In Windows + cygwin, it was okay... It's too tough.

6. Start eclipse

File-> project...-> Android project from existing code

Export the project just now.

7. Build-> RUN

This step may cause some errors.

Do the following two things:

[1] convertCodeCopy to: helloworld \ proj. Android \ SRC

[2] androidmanifest. XML,

<Application Android: Label = "@ string/app_name" Android: icon = "@ drawable/icon">

<Application Android: Label = "@ string/app_name" Android: icon = "@ drawable/ic_launcher">

After successful, the APK will be generated under proj. Android \ bin.

This production process is absolutely too troublesome. In 2003, Windows CE, developed by Visual Studio, created the maxcompute installation package,

You only need a wizard to create a project. It is much easier to compile a Symbian package as long as the next SDK is used.