Installing this is required if you are building our examples or SciChart Android library from source-code. If you are going to run the SciChart Example Suite or use source code of SciChart Android libraries, you need to download the Intel x86 Emulator Accelerator and Android NDK v14:Įnsure you selected the right build tools checking the “Show Package Details” at the bottom right corner: Installing the Android NDKĬertain components in SciChart Android are dependent on the Android NDK (Native Development Kit). Next, under SDK Tools ensure ‘Android SDK Build Tools’ is up to date. You can select or deselect particular components of a package checking the “Show Package Details” at the bottom right corner: For instance, we require v4.4 to vLatest for SciChart Android development: In the SDK Manager, on the SDK Platforms tab, choose platforms you want to develop for. Choose it from the “Configure” dropdown list to launch:Īlternatively, within Android Studio, the SDK Manager can be accessed via the Tools>Android -> SDK Manager option or a corresponding button from the menu at the top: This can be done via Android SDK Manager. Now you need to download some packages required for further work in Android Studio. Once Android Studio got installed, you can run it: Installing the Android SDK However, they can be installed later via Android SDK Manager. We recommend that you choose Android SDK and Android Virtual Device to be installed together with Android Studio, as these are required components. Follow the steps to install the application. Installing Android Studioĭownload Android Studio for Windows from the official site. This will be required later when setting environment variables.
For instance, C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.8.0_91.
NOTE: Make a note of your JDK Install path.
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