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Android Studio 2.2.2 LLDB 2.2 update issue

Today I updated my android studio to version V-2.2.2. When I am trying to debug my android application with native code(app-native) I am always getting error message
C++ debugger package is missing or incompatible, do you want to fix it.
After updating to lldb 2.2 also I am getting same issue when I try to debug my native c++ code.
I am using gradle plug in 'com.android.tools.build:gradle-experimental:0.8.2' for building native ndk code. I have even updated ndk-bundle to latest version 13.0.3315539
Is anybody facing similar issue or able to resolve similar issue.
Thanks in advance.

I resolved issue by performing following steps
Go to android-sdk folder on your file System, Locate folder lldb and delete folder lldb. (
For safety purpose you can keep backup or rename folder.
)
2. Now from android studio Tools->Android->SDK Manager->SDK Tools and update lldb option. Click on Apply. It will download LLDB 2.2
3. Now try to debug C++ code and debugging is working fine as expected.
Issue was arising due to some conflict between older downloaded version LLDB 2.1 and newer LLDB version 2.2

I got the same error with Android Studio 2.3 Beta 3. I tried all the solutions I could found but no one works. I used the Quick Fix Option by press Yes below. However, it then report failed to download LLDB 2.3.
I fixed this by selecting "Beta" channel in my Updates settings and then run Quick Fix Again. The channel was changed to Stable somehow. So it always failed to download LLDB 2.3
Hope this helps to people might having the same issue and found here.

Edit configurations... > Debugger > Choose Java as debug Type > Apply

Open SDK Manager and remove LLDB. (from Launch standalone SDK Manager)
Close SDK Manager.
Re-open SDK Manager and go to SDK Tools.
Re-install LLDB

Android programming is not working in eclipse

My Eclipse was working fine until i updated my sdk.Then suddently everything started to show little weirder.Actyually I was working in Ubuntu 12.04 ,Which stopped showing even Java projects after updation.When I click New-->Project I can't find neither java/Android.I cant even find XML.I have done so many methods listed in some sites.But nothing is working for me.Can anyone please suggest a solution.
I have even tried in windows.But same problem happened & it says " Android Development Tools (20.0.0.v201206242043-391819) requires plug-in "org.eclipse.core.runtime (3.6.0)", or later version."
what to do?
please give me a solution
Thanking you in advance

Update your ADT to ADT 20.0.0 Then its will solve your problem.please refer below link
http://developer.android.com/sdk/installing/installing-adt.html

Your update process probably resulted in loss of installed plugins.
You must update your eclipse to the latest version and then find updated plugins, ADT etc.
This I believe should work out.
Cheers!

//you need to download the eclipse 3.6 helios or 3.7 indigo
Eclipse 3.6.2 (Helios) or greater
Note: Eclipse 3.5 (Galileo) is no longer supported with the latest version of ADT.
If you need to install Eclipse, you can download it from http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/. We recommend the "Eclipse Classic" version.
Note: creating new Workspace cleaning project, restarting wont work.

Android plugin for Eclipse (ADT) disappears after SDK 20 upgrading

I've just upgraded to the Android SDK rev 20 and since then no way to install the ADT plugin in Eclipse 3.7.2. Although the package (Android DDMS, Android Development Tools) is referenced in the Eclipse installed software, I don't have shown-up any Android project or perspective, at the point that I can't set the SDK path in Windows/Preferences ...
I've also tried to re-install, nada. Accessory: Linux Ubuntu 12.04
Thanks for help!

SDK r20 works only with ADT r20 so you have to update your ADT too.
To update your ADT do the following procedure :
In eclipse go : Help -> Install New Software...
Now in Work with field type this link https://dl-ssl.google.com/android/eclipse/
Now press enter. You will see some items in list view below. Select all and press next.
Now accept the agreement an click next.
This will update your ADT. an you should be able to see it in eclipse
For more information see : Android Developer Site

I was having the same problems on Ubuntu 12.10.
I found that this was due to the fact I was using Java 1.5. After upgrading to Java 1.7, the problem disappeared

What JVM is your default on Ubuntu? ADT requires a JVM that can handle keystores correctly. Using Sun Java 6 is fine.
Besides that, ADT has optional dependencies to some of the Web Service Tools (WST) for the XML editing related features. Maybe you can check whether that is correctly installed?
And if nothing else helps: Eclipse 3.8 and 4.2 have been released 6 days ago, so just using a fresh installation of Eclipse 4.2 together with ADT 20 might be the best choice in the long run.

We had a similar problem.
Solved it by going to Help -> Check For Updates.
Deselect everything except the items that specify version 20. Can't remember the exact list by heart.
Then click next and follow instructions.
Should sort out the problem.
Edit:
The most important one is the "Android Development Tools" itself from that list.
The other 3 Android are also important.

Setting the "-vm" option in eclipse.ini with a JDK 1.6 solved the problem for me.
Trying to uninstall/install did not help.

Eclipse won't create an Android project

I installed the Android SDK and everything went fine. Next, I installed Eclipse Indigo and the ADT plugin. No errors there. But when I go to create a new Android project, I get the error that '\lib\tools\proguard-project.txt' is missing. Before that, I was getting the same error for \lib\tools\proguard.txt'.
Can anyone tell me what might be wrong?

I'm working on a project that requires me to stay at an older version of the SDK, so i can't just update. I was able to fix this problem by searching for the proguard-project.txt file (which appeared twice in my SDK folder) and copying it into the file path that the error shows.

You installed the SDK , and the ADT . But did you configure the ADT plugin in Eclipse ?
I faced the same problem , fixed it by following the step "Configuring the ADT Plugin" in the installation doc of ADT plugin .
You can find it here : http://developer.android.com/sdk/eclipse-adt.html#installing
Go to the section : "Configuring the ADT Plugin" and check if you did that .

I was also facing the same problem, this could also be caused by a mismatch of Android SDK and ADT version, make sure you are using the latest versions of both SDK as well as for ADT...

Gallieo And Android Plugin Error

I am using Eclipse Gallieo and trying to use the Android Plugin.But i am getting the following errors.
Cannot complete the install because one or more required items could
not be found. Software being installed: Android Development Tools
16.0.1.v201112150204-238534 (com.android.ide.eclipse.adt.feature.group 16.0.1.v201112150204-238534) Missing requirement: Android Development Tools 16.0.1.v201112150204-238534
(com.android.ide.eclipse.adt.feature.group
16.0.1.v201112150204-238534) requires 'org.eclipse.ui 3.6.2' but it could not be found

You need to have at least Eclipse Helios installed to proceed with the ADT installation.

I had indigo installed and received this error so it is clearly not the version that matters. My install of the ADT fails giving me this error as well.
Uninstall and re-install the latest version from the website. This fixed it for me.

I'm on Windows Vista and I had the same error message. What I did to solve it was to run the application as administrator (right click in the icon/shortcut and then click on "Run as Administrator").
I read the solution from a linux user who solve the problem runnin

when you are asked to enter the sites address select the option "all the available sites" and the select android packages you want to install thee should be 4 packages.. select these packages .. and proceed ,..

I had the same problem yesterday...and I wasted the whole day..I tried to find the solution, but I couldn't
At last today, I downloaded eclipse again and re-installed it....and now the error has gone...
If you are starting new one..then before that delete the previous one...by removing Workspace folder from your C drive...and then start it...
If you have downloaded recently or have latest version, then try to start it again..after removing the workspace folder and all connected folders....even then, if you don't find solution...Disable your Firewall and Antivirus...and try, you will find the solution....
You can also see this video on youtube "How to install Eclipse / android adt plugin ubuntu/kubuntu 11.10"...Or visit this link for this video "http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HCNC34BflOo"...that might help you.

For me (Ubuntu 11.10, Eclipse 3.7) it helped to start eclipse with sudo.
I choose the same workspace as normal but that shouldn't matter.

On windows 7 right-click and click on troubleshoot compatibility and run in the windows xp mode as suggested and it should work.