It's a permissions and ownership issue between Windows and cygwin.
Follow these steps:
1. Open a cygwin window
2. Execute the command 'pwd' (this tells you the directory you are in)
3. The results should be something like:
/home/<username>
(<username> is your cygwin user name, you will use this later)
4. Execute the command 'cd..' (this moves you up one directory)
5. Execute the 'ls -l' (all letter el, no ones)
6. The results should be something like:
total 4
drwx------+ 1 <username> <yourgroup> 0 <some date> <username>
(<yourgroup> is your cygwin group, you will use this later)
7. Navigate, in cygwin, you to your Android AppGameKit directory using the cd command. In my case it looks like (I have more than one version of AppGameKit installed):
cd /cygdrive/c/Android/AGK107
8. Execute these two commands:
chown -R <username>:<yourgroup> *
chmod -R a+w,a+r *
This will set your ownership and permissions properly.
If you use Windows File Manager to copy files into your projects, you will need to execute the commands in step 8 each time you add new files. The File Manager sets ownership based on Windows users and groups. You will also need to execute the same steps for any new projects.
After you follow the above steps, you can go into your project and clean and build it.
Cheers,
Ancient Lady
AGK Community Tester
