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__ANDROID__ macro is suddenly undefined

I am working on an application that uses NDK (everything I write happened on both r6b and r8d)

Everything worked fine, and I wanted to start and try to debug my C code.

I followed this http://tools.android.com/recent/usingthendkplugin tutorial, but the tag NDK_DEBUG = 1in my build team, I suddenly started getting errors in the code that didn’t go away even after deleting this tag, changing from Android 4.2.2 to 2.2, changing the NDK that I used, or something else I might think.

Now problems arise inside operators such as

#ifdef __ANDROID__
some cool android code
#else
some pretty awesome iOS code
#endif

what happens, which __ANDROID__for some reason does not determine, forcing eclipse and ndk-buildtrying to compile iOS code instead of Android

Returning everything I did seems to have no effect. Restarting an eclipse is wrong. Clean up the project, completely remove the directories libsand objalso did not work.

Any suggestions?

Thank!

EDIT:

It might be worth adding that the build itself using ndk-build is successful. I think this may be a problem with eclipse, but even if it is, it is still an error, and I cannot start the application

In addition, just in case, restarting the computer also did not work.

EDIT 2: The problem exists on another computer that is working with the same workspace over the network, my guess was related to the workspace, so I tried to delete the folder .metadataand add the project again.

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  • Android.mk ndk-build, ANDROID (. -DANDROID C ),
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#if defined(ANDROID) || defined(__ANDROID__)
  /* ... */
#endif
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