Win7-x64, Eclipse Luna SR2, tools for Android v23.0.7. I installed NDK r11. I am trying to point Eclipse to D:\android-ndk-r11 through the Settings window, but it says:
D:\android-ndk-r11
"Invalid NDK directory."
You need to create an empty file called "ndk-build" (without extension) inside the NDK root folder in order to recognize it in the latest version of the ADT plugin. You can also download an updated version of ADT that supports NDK r11 at: https://github.com/khaledev/ADT .
I also ran into this problem, I fixed it by replacing the NDK Location with "D: \ develop \ android-ndk-r12b-windows-x86_64 \ android-ndk-r12b \ build".
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