Segmentation Fault With Aapt
Solution 1:
The problem we had in code was in style. You cannot use @+id to make reference to any view ( I guess you should not reference any kind of view in your styles, but anyway).
No @+id in your styles.
Solution 2:
Maybe you already solved this problem, but I find out if I don't define in Manifest package like "package=some.app.package" it gave me the same error like you had.
Solution 3:
I had a menu file with unresolved @string reference. I copied the aapt command from the Eclipse Console tab and ran it in a standalone terminal window. I figured out the offending file from the aapt log.
(new resource id mainfrom /home/paller/workspaces/android_dev/xxxxxx/res/menu/main.xml)
Segmentation fault (core dumped)
It does not look nice that aapt just crashes if it does not like something in its input files.
Solution 4:
I just found out that when strings.xml contains %blabla%, aapt segfaults. I have created an issue here: https://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=68667
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