Build an android development environment in Windows

Step 1: Install JDK

Configure the java_home, path, and classpath attributes to append "% java_home % \ bin" classpath to set ". "Step 2: Install eclipse and decompress it to a directory. Step 3: Install the ADT plug-in using link. Step 4: download and install the android SDK from the http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html page to download the android SDK. Run SDK manager and install the corresponding Android version and library. ① Create a new "system variable" in the environment variable (assuming Android-SDK is installed in the D:/Android-SDK-Windows Directory) android_sdk_home = D:/Android-SDK-windows; this step is configured to prevent panic: cocould not open: my_avd.ini errors. That is, AVD cannot be started.
Of course, this is the configuration on my machine. You can configure it according to the path on your machine.
② Modify the path of the system variable and add % android_sdk_home %/tools in front of it. Just point it to the android_sdk_home we set in step 1.
Step 5: Start eclipse, select Window> preferences, click android on the left side of the open view, and click SDK on the right.
Select Android SDKLocation. For example, D:/Android-SDK-Windows.
Step 6: Create AVD and install the development environment.