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Do I need a separate Eclipse to develop Android ADT?

I already installed Eclipse with a Blackberry connection for developing applications for my Blackberry phone. Now I want to develop Android applications with Eclipse. Do I need to download and install another Eclipse for ADT, or can I just connect ADT to Eclipse, I already have a Blackberry plug-in. If I can use the same Eclipse, how can I manage its workspace so as not to mix Blackberry apps with Android apps?

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You can install ADT on an existing eclipse installation without any problems. You can simply create another workspace for Android projects so you don’t mix Android and BlackBerry projects ...

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I suggest you install a new eclipse (so you will have 2 eclipses). I tried to add the Android and Blackberry plugin to my Eclipse Indigo (and I use a different workspace) and it gave me an error, and after that I could not create any Android / Blackberry project.

In any case, some people said that you can still use 1 eclipse for both plugins, but the Blackberry plugin must be installed first.

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1381987/

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