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Android: Can I cut / paste the Android SDK and use it?

I use eclipse as an IDE for Android programming. I have an Android SDK update to API 9. They are installed on my laptop.

Now I want to transfer all this to my computer. On my PC, I did not have an eclipse and SDK.

My question is: can I copy the eclipse and SDK folders from the laptop and paste it on my computer? can i use it and create a new project after that?

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Try and see, this is the best answer to this question.

My suggestions are to run eclipse on the desktop and get ADT.

Otherwise, I think you should be careful where the Android SDK is. if you enable Eclipse then it should work.

(In my case, I need the SDK and NDK to be in the root of C :)

there is no better way on the bottom line than a clean install

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Yes, you can simply copy all the folders of the project (your application) to your computer. In Eclipse, use the "File / Import ..." command, then select "General / Existing Projects in the Workspace" to add the copied projects to the Eclipse workspace.

As for the Android SDK folder, I would not transfer it, and just run the Windows SDK installer again on the second PC to be sure.

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Yes very. Just copy and paste. This should work in most cases. (Except that you are trying to transfer the 64-bit version of the eclipse to a 32-bit machine. If this happens, just download the 32-bit version of eclipse and specify your workspace and Android SDK for the copied one).

Copy the insert and benefits if you plan to generate a debug key (this is necessary if you use location information using the Google APIs). If you copy paste, you do not need to create a new key for each machine.

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Yes, you can copy all things as far as you continue to respect path changes. Follow them and change paths in Eclipse. You should have Java, though.

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1332174/

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