Eclipse Indigo for Android Development on Mac OS X Snow Leopard July 31, 2011 10:28 am Chanh I decided to install the latest version of Eclipse, Indigo, and configure it to do Android application development. My specific final target is to build the VLC Player for Android.

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Below are my notes for installing such an Eclipse configuration for Android development on a clean Mac OS X Snow Leopard system. Note: These instructions also work for the latest Eclipse Juno version.

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Just replace references to Indigo with Juno. Install Android SDK • Download latest (I downloaded “android-sdk_r12-mac_x86.zip”). • Unzip and move the extracted “android-sdk-mac_x86” directory to “/Applications”, so you end up with “/Applications/android-sdk-mac_x86”. • Add the following to the end of your bash environment configuration file “~/.profile”. Call of duty 3 free download for pc full game. (The tilde symbol ~ translates into your home directory “/Users/your_username”.). Export JAVA_HOME= /System /Library /Frameworks /JavaVM.framework /Home export ANDROID_SDK= /Applications /android-sdk-mac_x86 export PATH= $PATH: $ANDROID_SDK /tools: $ANDROID_SDK /platform-tools export NO_NEON= 1 Some details on the above: • Mac OS X Snow Leopard comes with the 64bit version of Java 1.6 installed by default.

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We are just setting the JAVA_HOME to point at it. • The PATH is optional but will make it easy for you to run the Android SDK Manager by typing “android” or the Android Debug Bridge by typing “adb” in the Terminal.