i found a guide that showed how to reference .dll files to the main project, if it is in the same solution but i didn't find something that shows how to do this with two different solutions
Hope this is somewhat helpful. Good Luck!!
http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/84deabaa-ae82-47cc-aac0-592f5a8dfa22/linking-an-external-dll
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New to programming and running into unsolved references in android studio
Tried everything to my limited knowledge which isn't much
Thank you.
I'm not sure if you really need this one.
but you can try
MediaStore.Images.Media.EXTERNAL_CONTENT_URI
for Manifest make sure you have imported
import android.Manifest
and not java.util.jar.Manifest
Are you sure the reference you're looking for is not MediaStore.Image.Media.EXTERNAL_CONTENT_URI
MediaStore.Media doesn't exist directly, check your documentation.
I am new to coding and just started working through a few online courses. With regards to the R.class file, mine does not seem to be updating. It is also not located where a lot of the other discussions seem to state. One problem I initially picked up is that my activity_main.xml file is not listed under the layout class in the R.class file either. i have tried many solutions across other questions but nothing seems to help. Any advice would greatly be appreciated.
This should help you. There is another stackoverflow question, somebody answered this : you must get rid of warnings and errors (syntax and links) in your xml files. This plus doing a clean / build project.
Project -> Clean, and choose the option to build the project.
May be this question not fit here, but I didn't find any other medium to ask. I have a project in Android studio or eclipse, I want to open in unity.. because I don't want to rewrite again in unity.. any help or suggestion..
As i know they are two different compilers and you can't convert their projects to each other.maybe you can just copy some code if needed but work spaces are separate.
I think this can't be done, because both things are different libraries too (as one of the errors).
Searching google i can find alot of information about cuda, but havent been able to find any information about OpenCL support in VS2012?
Also, adding color syntax to my .ocl files would be nice?
There's a work around to give this in Visual Studio 2008, it's a fairly lengthy explanation so I'll link the article here:
http://opencl.codeplex.com/wikipage?title=OpenCL%20Tutorials%20-%200
Some of the options might have moved, but I suspect you might get a VS2012 solution from these instructions.
Good luck!
I work on a large Visual C++ (MFC) project in VS.NET 2005.
I have noticed strange behavior in Visual C++ 2005. Often, I will change one line of code in a .CPP file but many .CPP files will compile as a result of this. I have never seen this until VS.NET 2005. Theortically, changing a line of code in a .CPP file should simply require recompilation of that .CPP file and re-linking of the PE file.
What am I not understanding about the build process.
I found this link helpful when solving a similar problem, was under pressure at the time, I tried a few things and the issue went away, for the life of me I don't know (or can't remember) which - if any - helped.
Hope this helps
This is a strange bug in the VS2005 dependency behavior. To find out one suggestion would be to take the following steps:
Go to Tools -> Options ->
Projects and Solutions -> Build and
Run -> MSBuild Project Build output
Verbosity and select Detailed
Compile your project.
This will give you a detailed output of the build which "may" help you arrive at a solution to your problem.