E0200: Android build failed - Windows 10

General
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I’m getting this error while trying to build for Android from an Intel i5 Windows 10 PC.

I’ve ran ‘fuse install android’ and everything seems to be ok.

C:\Users\AG\Desktop\apps\fuse\circle-menu>fuse install android
Starting JDK installer
Verifies that Java Development Kit is installed and valid.
Checking if C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.8.0_72 exists.
C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.8.0_72 was found.
Checking if JDK is corrupt
Java Development Kit was found here 'C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.8.0_72'
Done installing JDK
Starting AndroidSDK installer
Verifies that Android SDK is installed and valid.
Checking if C:\Program Files (x86)\Android\android-sdk exists.
C:\Program Files (x86)\Android\android-sdk was found.
Checking if C:\Program Files (x86)\Android\android-sdk\tools exists.
C:\Program Files (x86)\Android\android-sdk\tools was found.
Checking if Android SDK is corrupt.
Android SDK was found here 'C:\Program Files (x86)\Android\android-sdk'
Checking if all required Android components are installed.
Done installing AndroidSDK
Starting AndroidNDK installer
Verifies that Android NDK is installed and valid.
Checking if C:\Program Files (x86)\Android\android-ndk-r10e\ndk-build exists.
C:\Program Files (x86)\Android\android-ndk-r10e\ndk-build was found.
Android NDK was found here 'C:\Program Files (x86)\Android\android-ndk-r10e'
Done installing AndroidNDK
Starting Ant installer
Verifies that Ant is installed and valid.
Checking if C:\ProgramData\Uno\SDKs\Ant exists.
C:\ProgramData\Uno\SDKs\Ant was found.
Checking if Ant is corrupt
Ant was found here 'C:\ProgramData\Uno\SDKs\Ant'
Done installing Ant

But when I try to build/preview the app…

C:\Users\AG\Desktop\apps\fuse\circle-menu>fuse build --target=Android --run
Uno 0.22.3-Win32 (build 1058)

Configuring
(2,041.56 ms)

Parsing source code
(2,925.46 ms)

Compiling syntax tree
.uno\ClockIcon.g.uno(10,19): W0000: 'ClockIcon.InitializeUX()' hides inherited member 'Icon.InitializeUX()' -- use the 'new' modifier if hiding is intentional
.uno\TalkIcon.g.uno(10,19): W0000: 'TalkIcon.InitializeUX()' hides inherited member 'Icon.InitializeUX()' -- use the 'new' modifier if hiding is intentional
.uno\LocationIcon.g.uno(10,19): W0000: 'LocationIcon.InitializeUX()' hides inherited member 'Icon.InitializeUX()' -- use the 'new' modifier if hiding is intentional
.uno\SunnyIcon.g.uno(10,19): W0000: 'SunnyIcon.InitializeUX()' hides inherited member 'Icon.InitializeUX()' -- use the 'new' modifier if hiding is intentional
.uno\SmallAvatarIcon.g.uno(10,19): W0000: 'SmallAvatarIcon.InitializeUX()' hides inherited member 'Icon.InitializeUX()' -- use the 'new' modifier if hiding is intentional
.uno\HamburgerIcon.g.uno(10,19): W0000: 'HamburgerIcon.InitializeUX()' hides inherited member 'Icon.InitializeUX()' -- use the 'new' modifier if hiding is intentional
(14,347.69 ms)

Generating code and data
(24,594.28 ms)

Building Android app
1/2: libCircleMenu.so
No se esperaba \Android\android-ndk-r10e\prebuilt\windows\bin\make.exe en este momento.
(unknown): E0200: Android build failed -- rerun with '-v' for more information
(99.80 ms)

Build completed in 44.04 seconds.
    6 Warning(s)
    1 Error(s)

Error Summary
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(unknown): E0200: Android build failed -- rerun with '-v' for more information
FATAL ERROR: Build failed.
fuse: Errors were encountered while building the project

This happens with any app.

Do you know what is happening?

Update:

I’ve reinstalled Android NDK and now I’m getting the same error code (unknown): E0200: Android build failed, BUT running with ‘-v’ I get:

make: No rule to make target C:/Program’, needed bylibs/armeabi-v7a/libstlport_shared.so’. Stop. make: Waiting for unfinished jobs… (unknown): E0200: Android build failed

If you could help. I’d appreciate it. Thanks.

2

Please.

I haven’t even tried my first example on my phone. It shouldn’t be that hard.

Anyone?

3

Hi, it seems you’ve run into a bug in Fuse. We’ll look into it and see if we can get you a workaround until we’ve fixed this issue.

4

Hi

Looks like we introduced a space in path bug in last release. A workaround for now is to make sure NDK is in a path without spaces.

5

This bug is fixed internally, and the fix will be available in the next Fuse release.

6

“I haven’t even tried my first example on my phone. It shouldn’t be that hard.” [2]

@Emil Sandstø , i checked the path of my NDK with the command:

fuse install -s android

and the path dont have spaces.

I’m using version 0.9.7 , tried this https://gist.github.com/knatten/8b3d1b78dd45425fa980 and cant got it fixed. :confused:

I have no idea how to solve this.

Please give me some light.

Thank you guys.

7

Please, help me.

I’m anxious to see the magic happening on my phone :T

8

I upgraded to version 0.9.8 and got it working!

Thanks anyway :slight_smile:

9

Good to hear!

10

Fuse 0.9.9 is now released, and contains a fix for this issue.

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Hi, I know this thread is old but just wanted to say that I ran into this problem aswell with the latest version as of now(1.6.0). I noticed that I couldn’t do ‘uno clean’ because it couldn’t find a part of some path… Turns out my path was to long(I had no spaces btw) so I moved it so that it would be shorter and I could do ‘uno clean’ and then run my app on my android phone.

I hope this can help someone if they run into the same problem :slight_smile: