Apple Mac computer installs Android SDK tutorial

1. Eclipse of the Mac platform should be ready first

2. Download the Mac version of the Android SDK, extract to the specified directory (in fact, this is only a SDK and AVD configuration of the management software);

3. Install fastboot for MAC OS plugin, this is the hardest to find.

FastBoot is a tool for brush system ROM, brush system img and RF img; another tool is ADP.

4. Copy the FastBoot to the/androidsdk/tools directory after the download is complete (skip this step if the SDK package contains fastboot)

Open the terminal and enter the following command to create a new. bash_profile file

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Pico. Bash_profile

Enter in the new change prompt

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Export path= $PATH:/androidsdk/tools

Press "Control+x" to save (confirm by "Y"), then exit and restart the terminal, so that the Adb and FastBoot tools are available under Mac OS X.

It is also necessary to install the ADB, but under the tools directory has been, easy, skip.

5. Open the Tools directory of Android, download and configure the SDK version and AVD.

6. Enter in Eclipse upgrade

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Install ADT Plugin so that the SDK you just installed can be combined with eclipse:

7. Start creating HelloWorld, haha.

Personally, it doesn't take a fastboot to build an Android SDK under Max OS. ECLIPSE+ADP, it's OK.

Well, I'm a Mac developer, and I just need eclipse+adp to be OK, simpler than Linux.