dexed | DX7 FM multi plaform/multi format plugin | Audio Utils library

I am using the code below to create a smart contract, which receives BNB and sends the token created by the contract back.

I'm using Remix, and selecting the DEX contract to compile.

However, when I do this, the Token information does not appear on BscScan.

Example: https://testnet.bscscan.com/token/0xb570E6Fff85CBE695c9394bDa7d55fb38a009A28

And I can't add it to my wallet either, it says that the token code doesn't recognize it.

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I am creating this smart contract, it creates and adds all tokens to my wallet. Then I send all the tokens in my wallet to my contract.

However, when from another wallet I send BNB for the contract I wanted him to return a number of tokens that are with my contract.

When I do this the transfer fails and sends the following error message:

Warning! Error encountered during contract execution [out of gas]

Queria saber se estou fazendo algo errado, ou como devo fazer para que meu contrato tenha gas.

Transaction Details: https://testnet.bscscan.com/tx/0x7ef36e49e3c6f77716aee79cefbde6c298c3ddeef16ed12dbe613573661135bb

Smart Contract:

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From last few days I was getting in depth How actually android studio works behind the hood.

I explored many tools like aapt, dx, dalvikvm and many others.

Now I have a very simple problem. I have a jar file (called abc.jar for example) which is about 2.7 MB and I also have a very small java code in my application.

First i compiled my source code into .class files. Then I dexed my .class files and abc.jar file into .dex file. It took about 40 to 50 secs. But i was able to run the application successfully.

dx --dex --output=classes.dex abc.jar *class_files*

Now the problem is whenever i modify my code I have to redex all the stuff (including the abc.jar) which takes years. What I now want is that Is there anyway by which i have to just dex abc.jar once and then whenever i make changes to my code i would just take the dexed version of abc.jar and add it to my source code.

Like android studio does. If you add some external libaries, at first it takes some time to dex those libaries but after that whenever you modify your code it does not have to redex all the libaries from scratch instead it just takes the pre-dexed libaries and adds them to the apk.

Thank you in advance

This is the summary of some codes which I am trying to implement.

I'm facing a weird issue with multidex. I've had my app multidexed for a long time, but lately I can't build it anymore. It started after configuring Kotlin in the project.

The 'run' option in Android Studio works: the app runs successfully in my device. However, if I try the "Build APK" option or run gradlew assembleDebug, the build fails with the usual exception:

I get this crash with the following stack trace:

I have a very strange error. I use android studio 2.3.

First of all please watch my gradle file.

Today I faced a problem. My project needs to use some libraries (*.jar) that use Java 1.8 features. I see more and more libraries use now Java 1.8 features (like webRTC, exoplayer, etc.). In this way, we must do desugaring.

Desugaring allows you to use these features on older devices by replacing new bytecodes and language APIs with older ones during the build process

With d8.bat (replacement of dx.bat), desugaring is turned on by default. So you can now use most of the latest language changes while targeting older devices.

When we compile a project, in the background Delphi does this:

dx.bat --dex --output="C:\Dev\output\libwebrtc-dexed.jar" "C:\Dev\lib\libwebrtc.jar"

And this fails with a library that contains Java 1.8 features.

So Delphi must do this instead:

d8.bat --lib C:\SDKs\android-sdk-windows\platforms\android-28\android.jar --output="C:\Dev\output\libwebrtc-dexed.jar" "C:\Dev\lib\libwebrtc.jar"

Any idea how I can tell Delphi to use d8.bat instead of dx.bat?

I have a smali code with the related source:

original_file.java: