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Netbeans & NDK

Im trying to get my wan into android dev, but i dont like eclipse..at all...lol.
So ive been using NetBeans instead, i much perfer it. I was wondering if anyone has any experience with the ndk and or with netbeans and the ndk. Im just looking for basically a guide/walkthrough for getting started.
Any info would be greatly appreciated .

I'm not a fan of eclipse either.
http://gerry.ws/2009/01/1074/how-to-setup-netbeans-for-android-development.html
Hope this helps!

thanks for the reply but that link is just for setting up the SDK not the NDK. While it is perfect fo the sdk its not the ndk .

for everyone who stiil requre I wrote a post to make it working

[Q] Stock ROM Virtual Machine?

Hey all, I am in the process of trying my hand at making some ADW themes.
I would like to see if I can get an image that has the market available with internet that works so I can do some testing.
Anyone got a link to something that I can import into the android SDK that will help with testing, or even a guide so I can learn to do it myself?

This sounds invaluable. I would also like to know if anything like this is floating around.
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Terror_1 said:
Hey all, I am in the process of trying my hand at making some ADW themes.
I would like to see if I can get an image that has the market available with internet that works so I can do some testing.
Anyone got a link to something that I can import into the android SDK that will help with testing, or even a guide so I can learn to do it myself?
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Why do you need market in the virtual device? Just adb install your apk...

fallingup said:
Why do you need market in the virtual device? Just adb install your apk...
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If I could figure out how to do it with Eclipse and the ADK I would have done it already.
I can get the compiled APK on the virtual device but I need to have ADW installed as well to test out the theme.
Sadly I don't have a ton of time to invest and would like to not have to learn too many things BEFORE I do what I intend to do.

[Q] Anrdroid Emulator

Hi,
I'm trying to experiment with making my own build, but for the first instance I'm trying to gain an understanding of how everything is working by working with a current build.
I'm using eclipse in linux with the android sdk etc.
My question relates to running already prepared builds in the emulator. From what I understand in the sdk/platform folder I should be able to place the system.img file from a current build and run it on the emulator, however when I try this the emulator appears to freeze.
What am I doing wrong or missing?
Thanks in advance.

I think i"ll follow this thread pretty closely, i've been wanting to run android on win xp sp3, thru my sdk setup, and would like to know how to as well. Maybe somebody with the proper know-how will be generous enough to post a brief guide, enough to point us noobs in the right direction to get builds running on our pc's. I'd like to be able to use the sdk to troubleshoot, fiddle around, and test a few things out, among other things.
If some kind soul would be willing to post a couple of good links, i'd be willing to read up, give it a go, and do my best at making a guide/tut for running android in the sdk
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huggs said:
I think i"ll follow this thread pretty closely, i've been wanting to run android on win xp sp3, thru my sdk setup, and would like to know how to as well. Maybe somebody with the proper know-how will be generous enough to post a brief guide, enough to point us noobs in the right direction to get builds running on our pc's. I'd like to be able to use the sdk to troubleshoot, fiddle around, and test a few things out, among other things.
If some kind soul would be willing to post a couple of good links, i'd be willing to read up, give it a go, and do my best at making a guide/tut for running android in the sdk
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Have you downloaded Eclipse? I can manage to run the SDK platform in the Android Emulator, but for some reason I'm having trouble with modified/custom Roms.
http://developer.android.com/index.html
http://www.eclipse.org/

No, i havent. I thought you could just run android from the sdk. I'll check it out when i get home. Thanks, i'll let u know how it goes as soon as i get it all set up
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huggs said:
No, i havent. I thought you could just run android from the sdk. I'll check it out when i get home. Thanks, i'll let u know how it goes as soon as i get it all set up
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You want to download eclipse, then install the ADT, you'll find instructions on the android developers site under the SDK tab, enjoy.

coding on the device

Greeting,
Just got a new A500 device, very like it, Want to do some program coding, But do not have any experiences on this,
is that possible I can use this device directly coding? if yes, can someone provide step by step guide to do it?
Thanks
userausera

No. You still need Windows/Linux/Mac with the SDK installed.
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tkolev said:
No. You still need Windows/Linux/Mac with the SDK installed.
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Thanks, Could you please provide the steps how to use windows SDK?
thanks

userausera said:
Thanks, Could you please provide the steps how to use windows SDK?
thanks
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Everything you need can be found here:
http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html

userausera said:
Thanks, Could you please provide the steps how to use windows SDK?
thanks
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Unfortunately there is a bug with the windows sdk that makes developing on some phones a pain in the a##, because it fails to connect to the phone so you can't deploy your app to test it (could be ok with the a500 - I haven't tried in windows). I would suggest you install linux on a vm and use that instead. There is no need for drivers with linux and everything works flawlessly. I'm not trying to "convert" you into using linux or anything - the bug is Google's fault (not MS) and they are aware of it but don't seem to care. I installed a linux vm just for developement and use windows for everything else that can't be done on the iconia.
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Linux OS for a new user

Hello users,
This question may be offtopic here, but i need your kind suggestions. I am now going to reinstall an operating system in my computer.
I had Windows 10 earlier. Now I am thinking to use Linux. I have not used it before so I have a few doubts.
Will it be difficult to use and understand Linux?
Will Linux be faster than Winodows 10?
Thanks

bkdroid13 said:
Hello users,
This question may be offtopic here, but i need your kind suggestions. I am now going to reinstall an operating system in my computer.
I had Windows 10 earlier. Now I am thinking to use Linux. I have not used it before so I have a few doubts.
Will it be difficult to use and understand Linux?
Will Linux be faster than Winodows 10?
Thanks
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Definitely try it. You can also install it for dual-boot purposes.