Build an android Development Environment

Previously, I installed my computer on my computer. This time I changed my lab computer and the computer configuration was a little poor. However, I decided to give it a try for future convenience.

Remember that you can add a site directly in "help" -- "Update" last time. It will automatically connect to and add the SDK. Now Google's servers are getting unstable, after several days of the Conference, the connection will be even smoother. I had to choose to install it manually. I found the resources shared by others on the 115 Network Disk and downloaded the SDK and ADT.

The following describes how to build the SDK: Decompress the SDK (a little big, I am about 2 GB) and place it in the ideal place (my d disk root directory ), open the SDK folder, open the tools folder, and copy the path in the address bar to prepare for environment variable configuration. Right-click my computer-properties-advanced-environment variables, find the "path" path and select Edit. Position the cursor at the rightmost side of the editing box (that is, after the last path ), if there is ";", paste the copied path directly. If not, add ";" and paste it again. ";" is mainly used to differentiate unnecessary paths and then confirm.

In order to verify whether the operation is successful, open the command line window and enter "android -- Help". Note that there is a space between Android and --. If you press enter, the configuration is successful.

Decompress the following ADT (make sure it is consistent with the SDK version). Open the folder and copy the "plugins" and "Features" folders to the "dropins" folder under the installation directory of myeclise, restart myeclipse.

Select the following options and click browes to find the SDK path (the path of the previous layer of tools) and click OK.

Then, you can create an android project.