Closed KireinaHoro closed 7 years ago
You bbndk folder should contain the blackberry tools, so it should contain the qde executable, and directories for the target SDKs that you have installed. Your directory listing there is for the playbook-dev-tools directory, which doesn't contain the bbndk-env.sh file. The bbndk-env.sh file is provided by the BlackBerry Developer Tools when you install a target SDK.
Momentics should prompt you to install a target SDK when you launch it. The one I am working with is bbndk-env_10_3_1995.sh. When you install an SDK, you should get a target
If you don't have an SDK installed, you can follow the directions provided by BlackBerry to get set up. Generally, you just open Momentics, select Help -> Update API Levels, select the most recent SDK, and then Install. It takes awhile to download, but then you should have the bbndk-env.sh file, and the build script should be able to find it.
in the bbndk directory: ./sdkinstall --install 10_3_1_995
This will download all the things necessary for the ndk to be actually installed and functional. Then follow the instructions in the playbook-dev-tools readme.md
I just made a fresh install of BB Momentics IDE and cloned this repository. Here's what the directory structure looks like:
But when I go into
playbook-dev-tools
and run./build.sh -b /home/johnson/Programming/BB/bbndk
, it tells me:My
.run
file downloaded from BlackBerry is namedmomentics-2.1.2-201503050937.linux.x86.run
, and this is what's inside/home/johnson/Programming/BB/bbndk
: