I was looking to download “android emulator source code” and can’t seem to find it anywhere. Can you please tell me where I can download it, and what language does the “android emulator source code” written in?
Here are instructions for getting set up with Android, setting up your build environment, and building (including building the Emulator).
As found on this site, you can download the Android Emulator source code here.
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This may look like a duplicate question, but all the previous answers were too much confusing for a ameature developer like me. I have never used NDK before and I am working with android studio and windows PC. Previous answers(1,2) and other sources are suggesting to use linux to compile. I couldn't understand what to do. Can anyone guide me through the steps about embeding libvlc in my android app
If you are having trouble with compiling vlc , then you can use the following library , thou it is unofficial , but I worked with it and it worked fine .
Unofficial VLC Android SDK
If you're on Windows 10, you should be able to follow the wiki at https://wiki.videolan.org/AndroidCompile/ using WSL (and google/use the videolan forum for what you don't know).
If you don't want to compile, another way could be to download the apk of the official vlc-android app, unzip it, extract the libs you want (namely libvlcjni.so and probably libjniloader.so) and add it to your project (which means making gradle happy).
vlc-android is a fully opensource app that does exactly what you want to do. Feel free to have a look.
Good luck
Where can I get a copy of Android Studio's WiFiDirectDemo source code? I see lots of tech articles with broken links to http://developer.android.com/resources/samples/WiFiDirectDemo/index.html. Much of Android documentation (such as http://developer.android.com/reference/android/net/wifi/p2p/package-summary.html) also have this broken link. I have downloaded the latest Android Studio and the SDK Manager, and I cannot find any sample/demo code within the SDK's installation directory nor the Android Studio's installation directory. A 'Net search for "WiFiDirectDemo" isn't finding much either. Has this sample code been pulled for some reason?
They changed the project name to the "Beam Large Files". This project is not using Wifi p2p.
Screenshot for Sample Project
I wanted to start developing for Android, but found it terribly hard to set everything up so it would work on Sublime Text 2.
I know that I'm supposed to download and set up the Android SDK, but how, where and why? And how do I compile my projects and run them? This is a complete mystery to me.
I've been researching this for about 3 hours now and haven't had any success. Could anyone of you, please, help me by guide me through the process of setting everything up in ST2?
Please note that I do not want to use Eclipse IDE. I've grown to love ST2 and I'd like to stick with it.
I know that I'm supposed to download and set up the Android SDK, but how, where and why?
Visit the official site and follow the instructions for "other/existing IDE". I don't think anyone wrote specific instructions for using Sublime yet though (since you haven't found one).
And how do I compile my projects and run them? This is a complete mystery to me.
As others already answered, other than a JDK, you will most likely need to download and run Ant from the command line.
If you really want start Andriod development, without using the great support of an IDE like Intelji Idea or Eclipse, then you should properly look into building and running your applications in the command line beside Sublime Text 2
If you follow the instructions for using the 'Andrew' software module from github, you can get sublime to communicate with the android sdk and ant build tool via a tool called monitor.
https://github.com/Korcholis/Andrew
Kind of similar to a vim addon i used to use that talked to eclipse service.
But if anyone else is reading this, intellij (android studio) has come on leaps and bounds regarding speed and autocomplete.
Eclipse and IntelliJ are the known supported IDEs for Android development. If you don't want to use Eclipse or IntelliJ, read up about ant scripts and how to build with Ant. That should get you started.
Sublime Text 2, right now doesn't support Android development from within the IDE. The only option you have, other than using Ant, is to wait for someone to write a plugin for that.
I have some questions regarding the Github open source project...from this link https://github.com/android-enhancement/android-alt-installer as it creates custom installer.
Is it specific to device's android operating system or an application..? so that i will be able modify installer code for my application, so that it runs the same install procedure on all android devices.
I would like to modify installer as to perform some check for a file before installing the app.If the file is not present the installation should be aborted.
I have a Windows 7 OS and developing apps using eclipse IDE.
Also I read the README.txt in the above link (repeatedly) and I was not able to understand.
Can I implement the custom installer to my application..?, could one any give me a simple and clear explanation.
Any help on this would be appreciated.
I have downloaded the android source code 4.0.3, installed cygwin with make and gcc, and downloaded
ndk and sdk, integrated eclipse with cdt and adt. Using windows 7 64bit.
Can you guys tell me how to build this source code in eclipse in order to customize the native settings
menu.
Thanks in advance.
FYI :I have been through google, stackoverflow, but couldn't find any lead which works.
See these pages in the Developer docs: Initializing a Build Environment. This page seems to indicate that Mac, and Linux are the only supported build environment OS. I would suggest using one of those instead of Windows 7.
Once you've got environment set up see also: Building and Running
I think it will be very difficult. From my experience, even on the supported platforms there are difficulties to tune build environment. Windows is not supported so I think this is almost impossible there.
Maybe in your case it's worth to install a virtual machine?