Linux: glibc stopping emulator

[Axemark38]

The following code from this JS file stops my Android emulator from launching with error 32-bit glibc library is not installed.

if (/\.i[36]86$/.test(line)) {
	result.glibc = true;
} else if (result.glibc !== true) {
	result.glibc = false;
}

I don't think I can install the 32-bit glibc package on my OpenMandriva system but modifying the RegExp pattern to match the glibc package's x86_64 architecture allows the emulator to launch just fine. I don't know if this is intended behavior or not but thought I'd share my issue.

[m1ga]

can you do two things please:

change that file (.titanium/mobilesdk/linux/12.8.0.GA/node_modules/node-titanium-sdk/lib/android.js) to

if (/^glibc-/.test(line)) {
    console.log(line)
    if (/\.i[36]86$/.test(line)) {
        result.glibc = true;
    } else if (result.glibc !== true) {
        result.glibc = false;
    }
}
result.glibc = true;

and build again. It will log the libs you have so we can add a check for those AND it will just set the resut to true so we can check if it will launch the emulator and if the check is still needed.

I'm using Fedora and it will list

glibc-common-2.41-11.fc42.x86_64
glibc-gconv-extra-2.41-11.fc42.x86_64
glibc-langpack-en-2.41-11.fc42.x86_64
glibc-2.41-11.fc42.x86_64
glibc-devel-2.41-11.fc42.x86_64
glibc-langpack-de-2.41-11.fc42.x86_64
glibc-all-langpacks-2.41-11.fc42.x86_64
glibc-gconv-extra-2.41-11.fc42.i686
glibc-2.41-11.fc42.i686

so it will still hit the last two modules.

Update:
I've made a PR where I remove the check + test: tidev/node-titanium-sdk#660 if you can verify that it would be awesome. I'll try to install a OpenMandriva VM so I can check it too

[m1ga]

👍 nice. I'm just setting up the toolchain in the VM so I can verify it here

[Axemark38]

By the way I also don't need 32-bit libstdc++. result.libstdcpp is always null so skips the lib check entirely. Emulator still works without it for me.

if (/^libstdc\+\+-/.test(line)) {
	if (/\.i[36]86$/.test(line)) {
		result.libstdcpp = true;
	} else if (result.libstdcpp !== true) {
		result.libstdcpp = false;
	}
}

[m1ga]

I removed the whole check and the parts in avd + the libgl warning in ti info.
Sadly I wasn't able to start an emulator in my VM in Mandriva. But I've removed my local i686 libraries in Fedora and verified it there

[Axemark38]

I was following the pull request and saw it got merged. I shouldn't get the glibc error anymore, thanks!

[m1ga]

no problem. Thanks for reporting 👍

[cb1kenobi]

Thanks @Axemark38 for reporting this issue!