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Running Android SDK on ARM-netbook (Ubuntu)

I'm trying to install the Android development environment (JDK + SDK + Eclipse + Plugins) on my Toshiba AC100 (ARM architecture), but

http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html

says the SDK is only available for x86 architecture. Does anyone have an idea how to make it work on my device? I am using Ubuntu 11.10.

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based on the terminalIDE encoded lever to compile the APK on Android devices,

maybe there is a way to isolate compiler binaries to run under linux-arm

I will try, if I can, I will let you know ....

But you will have the command notepad / eclipse // cmd line (you can make ant env or some not ugly .sh)

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ok, a little more ....

(based on ide env terminal and w32 env terminal)

You will need jdk (arm), then

  • aapt (is binary, so it needs to find its sources (but it just required creating R.java (resource identifier manager) - if you plan to create a cli program: this is not necessary ...) |; (|

  • dx is a JVM script: it calls a clean java jar (w32 uses dx.jar from sdk) |;) |

  • apkbuilder is a JVM script: it calls a clean java jar (w32 uses sdklib.jar from sdk) |;) |

  • javac is classic javac, but add android.jar to its class path (I recommend the version of froyo API-8 to be the most compatible) |;) |

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1392778/

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