[Android] Development environment Configuration (Windows)-draft

Download the Android SDK and place the SDK anywhere you want (this thing may be bigger in the future)

Two. Configure Windows System Environment variables

1. New Android_sdk_home, Value: Any path where you want to place the Android emulator
2. Create a new name (assuming ANDROID_SDK), value: The path to the SDK (assuming the SDK's folder is called Android-sdk-windows, on the D drive, then write D:\android-sdk-windows)
3. Add%android_sdk%\tools;%android_sdk%\platform-tools in Path

Three. Install the Eclipse ADT Plugin

Recommended Standalone Installation

(Assuming the Eclipse installation path is D:\eclipse-jee)

1. Create a new folder D:\eclipse-jee\ any name (assuming _plugins) \adt\eclipse
2. Download ADT, unzip, features and plugins these two folders into the Eclipse folder
3. Create a new file Adt.txt in the D:\eclipse_luna\dropins folder with the file content Path=_plugins/adt
4. After you restart Eclipse, you'll see more Android items (after restarting, eclipse will pop up with a hint about whether or not to send a message to Google, although it doesn't matter, but I don't usually choose)
5. In the preference there is an Android option, click to open a path after the place, that is to select the SDK path, select your SDK storage path is OK

The Android environment is now configured

Four. Create a new simulator

There's a phone icon on the toolbar in eclipse with an android villain inside.

After you click Open, select New, and then

Fill in the AvD Name (please fill in, do not have Chinese)

Device is the resolution size, but the smaller the faster

Target is to choose the Android version to see which version you want to develop (Android app is all up compatible)

SD card size can be filled with 512 or whatever, do not fill the line, it is best to fill in, in case of a rainy future

The other doesn't matter directly OK

Then choose Start, all the way to the default.

[Android] Development environment Configuration (Windows)-draft