Bufferoverflowexception When Building Application

BufferOverflowException when building application

try to Add Android Support Library :D https://stackoverflow.com/a/19803777/544265

Android dex gives a BufferOverflowException when building

No need to downgrade the build tools back to 18.1.1¹, this issue is fixed with build tools 19.0.1.

If you can't use 19.0.1 for some reason then:

Make sure that the value of android:targetSdkVersion in AndroidManifest.xml matches target=android-<value> in project.properties. If these two values are not the same, building with build tools version 19.0.0 will end in the BufferOverflowException. ^Source

There is also some indication from comments on this post that you need to target at least 19 (android-19). Please leave a comment if this solution also works if your target is < 19.

This is how the fix looks for my project. The related AOSP issue is #61710.

^{1 If you really need to downgrade, you don't need to uninstall build tools 19.0.0, simply install 18.1.1 and add sdk.buildtools=18.1.1 to the local.properties file.}

Why do I get a BufferOverflowException when running a TensorFlowLite Model?

Does adding .rewind() to your input and output buffer make it work?
If not, I wonder if your input or output tensor is dynamic tensor? In which case the return shape is not usable this way.

Unable to execute dex: java.nio.BufferOverflowException. Check the Eclipse log for stack trace

from Eclipse:

First Right click on project and go to properties.

2. Go to Java Build Path Screen (from left menu)

3. Select Libraries Pane.

4. Highlight Android dependencies

5. Click Remove

6. Click Ok.

what is the purpose of BufferOverflowException

Buffer Overflow means that too much data is given to an application.

Example: Copy the text of a book into 'New Contact Name' on a phone.

Typically, if not handled well, this leads to a chrash...

More importantly, it can be a security flaw!

The extra data can get stored outside of the programs designated memory, and the extra data could be executable code.

So, it's good practice to always validate user input! :)

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