mrosel

@The1only, this has regressed in master. :disappointed: I could only get a successful build if I went back to [March 29 commit](https://github.com/The1only/rosettadrone/commit/d0773c370f048a729e35849df9b4dc7563631290)

Looks to be the same as the original of this thread with reference to `g_thread_self` ``` rosettadrone/app/src/main/cpp/video_encoder.c:52: error: undefined reference to 'g_thread_self' ``` This PR fixes it for me -...

It compiles for you? Strange, starting from a fresh folder/git pull, I added back those c-libs until the compile errors went away. Turned out the whole directory `app/src/main/cpp/lib/` was needed....

I tried that too. Same error. Steps to reproduce: - Checked out a fresh copy (with git clone --recursive) on a Fedora workstation, - Removed `.idea/` - booted Android Studio...

I do see in [this commit](https://github.com/The1only/rosettadrone/commit/a1769bf27969d1ceb7bbc21323fbfe6733c01496) where you removed all the files in `app/src/main/cpp/lib`. That gave me the idea to add them back, which worked. ATM, I can't think why...

> 1. The .idea should probably not be checked in ???? I'm not sure the best practice here. If I don't delete the `.idea/` folder, I get ``` 10:54 Unsupported...

> PS: So you got the 3.6.2 working ??? I am still at 3.5.3 as upgrading gave me several issues... Yep! ``` Android Studio 3.6.2 Build #AI-192.7142.36.36.6308749, built on March...

> But now the code does not run any more thow... When I install it, it just locked up. Must investigate. Can you actually run the code on an android...