1. Confirm that only your main project and dependent projects are currently used in your workspace, and all other irrelevant projects are closed.
2. Cancel build auto under Project and manually execute the build before you install it on your phone.
3. Try using another mobile phone
The transmission speed of the Android USB interface is very slow. Generally, it can reach 1M/s, which is already very good. Of course, the writing speed of each ROM is also different. You can try a different ROM, and flashing will only take a few minutes!
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Open process and see if every build is stuck
refreshing remote folder this step
Yes
Build-path -> libraries
Find android.jar
Expand
Click Source attachment
Then remove
It feels like it’s a bug in eclipse... The refresh source code folder is of course stuck...
There may be a deadlock.
http://wiki.eclipse.org/How_to_report_a_deadlock
You can open the terminal and see if there are any strange errors.
Maybe you should try Android Studio, or IntelliJ IDEA
1. Confirm that only your main project and dependent projects are currently used in your workspace, and all other irrelevant projects are closed.
2. Cancel build auto under Project and manually execute the build before you install it on your phone.
3. Try using another mobile phone
The transmission speed of the Android USB interface is very slow. Generally, it can reach 1M/s, which is already very good. Of course, the writing speed of each ROM is also different. You can try a different ROM, and flashing will only take a few minutes!