[Klug-general] Android Development

[Matte]

I've always had trouble getting the Android Emulator to run on
Netbooks (I've had three in the past it's never worked), I always put
it down to a lack of processor overhead, and used my Desktop box or a
more powerful laptop to do any android stuff.

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Cheers,

Matt "could do with some more processor overhead" Hearn
www.matthearn.co.uk


On 13 September 2012 13:25, kgroves at ksoft-creative-projects.co.uk
<kgroves at ksoft-creative-projects.co.uk> wrote:
> Dont have it handy right now but if the problem you had with the emulator
> was something about a user config file missing i got around it by installing
> something which is not installed by deafult through the android sdk manager.
>
> Once i got past that the dev enviroment all runs fine on my setup and the
> usual hello world app went over to my s2 ok.
>
> Now to actually understand the dev process. There are some hang overs from
> j2me days but a lot of other new features.
>
> When i get around to it i will then sort out my robot.
>
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> Peter Childs wrote:
>
> I've been trying to teach my self how to develop Android Apps.
>
> I've been following a variety of instructions including those in the most
> recent copy of LinuxUser & Development but they seam to be the same as found
> in numerous websites..... (Which I have also checked mostly due to shear
> bafflement)
>
> Anyway.
>
> Seams to boil down to
>
> a> Install eclipse, Fine can do that.
> b> Install the Android Plugin
>
> Which seams to get me down to a variety of error messages on different
> machines but to no real success....... If I get past this stage I either
> can't see the options to go further or the Android Emulator fails (on my
> Netbook)
>
> Anyone got any experience in how to get this working, as I would have
> thought it would be a lot simpular than this. Also all the instructions I've
> found so far seam to reliy of "Magic" and I'd love to see some bare bones
> command line method, at least that way I could see if it was eclipse at
> fault or something else!
>
> Any pointers would be handy
>
> Peter.
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