Build Android eclipse Development Environment on Mac

1. Download eclipse

To the site: http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/, because we are using Java Development so the steps are as follows:

1. Find "Eclipse IDE for Java developers". The upper right corner will be automatically selected based on the system you are currently using, and the Mac will automatically select the "Mac OS X (cocoa )"

2. click "Mac OS X 64bit" on the right side (here, my pro is an I5 processor that can use 64-bit ), you can select "Mac OS X 32bit" based on your machine for download.

 

2. Install ADT

ADT is an android application.ProgramDevelopment Environment

Online installation, there was an offline installation, but I tried to download this offline installation package but did not find the download location, so here I mainly introduce how to install online.

1. Click Help --> install new software development in the menu;

2. in the pop-up dialog box there is a "work with", in the input bar on the right enter: https://dl-ssl.google.com/android/eclipse/ and then the following will pending out a "Developer Tools", check, the installation can be completed after the next step.

 

3. Set ADT

If you can see the android tag in the refactor on the menu bar, the ADT is successfully installed.

1. Download the android SDK

Open Website: http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html select Mac OS X (Intel) SDK version for download (because my pro is Intel's I5 processor)

2. Install the android SDK

The downloaded Mac SDK file is: “android-sdk-mac_x86.rar. decompress the file and run tools/android, in the pop-up Android SDK and AVD Manager dialog box, select installed packages on the left, and the installed SDK is displayed on the right, click "update all" below and then download and install all android SDK versions.

Then, in the menu bar eclipse-> preferences (preferences), a preferences dialog box will pop up, select Android, and fill in the downloaded SDK path in SDK loaction or click browser on the right to select.

3 generate a simulator

In the menu bar window-> Android SDK and AVD manger, a dialog box is displayed. In the dialog box, select new to create a new simulator as needed. This is done!

Transferred from: bytes. I downloaded android-sdk_r22.0.1-macosx.zip, not a adt-bundle-mac-x86.