Android Class Library template

My solution contains a number of subprojects:
SharedProject1
iOSApp
AndroidApp
SharedProject2
iOS shared library (dylib)
Android class library

Fire displays iOSApp and AndroidApp in the dropdown list in the tool bar (to pick which target to execute) but also displays iOS shared library and Android class library in there, with the iOS one grayed out. The grayed out iOS shared library cannot be selected, which seems obvious as it’s not an executable. The Android class library is selectable, however. Is this normal?

Correct, the men u will always list all projects; the ones. not (currently) vaiid are grayed out.

Sort of. The problem is that Java does not distinguish between “.dll” and “.exe” projects; all .jar files are made equal, and in theory any jar file can be run. That’s why Fire doesn’t “know” to disable the project, because there’s really nothing that makes it distinct from a “runnable” java project.

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