If you want to avoid build errors on the @Override annotation, you must change the Java compiler compliance.
The steps to do so:
Preferences -> Java -> Compiler -> JDK Compliance
and set it to 1.6
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Sunday, March 4, 2012
Eclipse and Android: projects build order
When you work on a project it may happen that at a certain point you include other projects in your workspace and you want to include them as dependencies.
The build order is very important and you have to specify it correctly otherwise the Eclipse IDE will generate compile errors almost every time the project is re-built (i.e every time you open Eclipse or you get the latest version from a repo).
To customize the build order in Eclipse:
General -> Workspace -> Build Order
The build order is very important and you have to specify it correctly otherwise the Eclipse IDE will generate compile errors almost every time the project is re-built (i.e every time you open Eclipse or you get the latest version from a repo).
To customize the build order in Eclipse:
General -> Workspace -> Build Order
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