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Feature request => IDE/Syntax => Topic started by: spacefractal on 2013-Feb-12

Title: disable build stage 2 for Android
Post by: spacefractal on 2013-Feb-12
I hate this stage build really much (its fail too much), so I really ask this feature possible to been disabled.

The reason is, this build begin to more more unstable for my devices, and I need to unplug and plug the usb too much, while installing from sdcard works pretty nice (using Astro file manager).

That why I want to ask the possible to disable this build, and then instead manully copy the apk file to sdcard (or doing that automatic to a contain drive&folder if exist).

PS. This is NOT a bug or anything that can been fixed, so that why its on the feature request.
Title: disable build stage 2 for Android
Post by: Kitty Hello on 2013-Feb-12
Use ADB over Wifi for debugging.
Title: disable build stage 2 for Android
Post by: Kitty Hello on 2013-Feb-12
You can edit compiler/platform/android/bin/glb_build.bat
Title: Re: disable build stage 2 for Android
Post by: spacefractal on 2013-Feb-12
migtbeen this should rather move to the general glbasic forum? thanks to let me know about glb_build. howover its seen adb wiifi require rooting....
Title: Re: disable build stage 2 for Android
Post by: bigsofty on 2013-Feb-12
I had a similar problem, it may or may not be related to your problem though, with my Nexus 7 not liking the SDK files that ships with GLB. Here is the relevant post with fix...

http://www.glbasic.com/forum/index.php?topic=8544.msg73381#msg73381
Title: Re: disable build stage 2 for Android
Post by: spacefractal on 2013-Feb-13
Build stage 1 works nice, which is that stage it's compile. Stage 2 trying to install it.
Title: Re: disable build stage 2 for Android
Post by: bigsofty on 2013-Feb-13
Sorry to hear that, transferring the APK onto the Android device is also where it failed on mine too. I think the GLB Android SDK files have some problems with JB.

You probably have already done this but updating the Google USB driver may help too.

I think it would be better if GLB allowed you the option of pointing to the users own Android SDK folder. Copying files into the GLB compile chain folders never feels safe TBH.