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this web page: How To Compile and Run a Vuforia Android Sample and Compiling and Running a Vuforia iOS Sample AppIf after reading the developer guide, you still see run time or https://library.vuforia.com/articles/Solution/Android-Troubleshoot-compile-or-runtime-errors compile errors, check the issues below.
libVuforia.so could not be loaded If you are using Vuforia SDK version 2.8 or later, you are building your own Vuforia-based project, and you have incurred into this error message: The library libVuforia.so could not be loaded. Problem: This error usually indicates that you have not copied the native library libVuforia.so into the /libs/armeabi-v7a folder of your Vuforia Android project. Solution: The runtime error Vuforia samples provide a convenient script named CopyVuforiaFiles.xml. This script automatically copies the libVuforia.so file from the Vuforia installation directory into the sample-specific /libs subfolder. However, such an automatic copy script may be missing if you are building your own project.To fix this situation, you can manually copy libVuforia.sofrom:YOUR_VUFORIA_DIR / build / lib / armeabi-v7a / to YOUR_ANDROID_PROJECT_DIR / libs / armeabi-v7aNote: If your project already contains android runtime error a CopyVuforiaFiles.xml script, but for some reason this is not working (due to the location of your samples directory compared the SDK directory), you can delete the CopyVuforiaFiles.xml script and manually copy libVuforia.so as indicated above. Unsatisfied Link Error You observe runtime errors where the message indicates that some links are unresolved, similar to: 02-25 15:00:48.270: E/AndroidRuntime(31474): java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError: …The error message indicates that some libraries are missing: the library libVuforia.so could not be loaded. Problem: Those error messages usually indicate that you have not built the native (C++) part of your Android project. Solution: To fix the issue you can open a command console (for example, cygwin), change the directory to your project root, and type: ndk-buildAfter the command ndk-build has successfully built the native code, you should see the \libs folder appear under your project directory. In Eclipse, refresh your project (right-click on the project and select Refresh, or press F5). Then run the application again.If you renamed the Java package or class names, you might get an UnsatisfiedLinkError because you did not rename the C++ native functions accordingly. For instance, if your package name is: com.my.company.ImageTargets (instead of com.vuforia.samples.ImageTargets); and your main Java class is called: com.my.company.ImageTargets.ImageTargets (instead of co