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You agree that Google may stop permanently or temporarily providing the SDK or any features within the SDK to you or to users generally at Google's sole discretion, without prior notice to you. Android x86 system images are not available for all API levels. For a complete overview of the build system changes and what you need to do to support them, see the Android Tools Project site. If you haven't already, we highly recommend updating your ADT Plugin to If you are developing outside Eclipse, you must have Apache Ant 1.
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You can then reference the library project from other Android projects and, at build time, the tools compile the shared code and resources as part of the dependent applications. More information about this feature is available in the Creating and Managing Projects document. If you are developing in Eclipse, ADT provides the equivalent library project support. The SDK Tools r3 package includes layoutopt , a new command-line tool that helps you optimize your layout hierarchies.
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All avd , target , and device commands should work as before. See the new Android Emulator Release Notes. This change is backward compatible with older Android Studio versions. Android Emulator bug fixes: Fixed a crash on async socket reconnect. Fixed a crash on Mac when glDeleteTextures is called after the corresponding context was destroyed.
Android Emulator bug fixes: Fixed a crash in gles pipe when accessing a closed one. Fixed a rare crash if emulator is closed during location loading. Added new sdkmanager command line tool to view, install, update, and uninstall individual Android SDK packages.
New Android Emulator features and bug fixes: Fixed -gpu guest issue Added support for WebP image decoding. Added support for ETC2 texture decompression. Added simulated vertical swipes for scrolling through vertical menus with a mouse wheel. General Notes: To improve the security of the Android Emulator and to address a reported security vulnerability, the Android Emulator Console now requires authentication before you can enter commands.
Added SMP support to take advantage of host multi-core architecture when emulating Android 6. Also with SMP support, you can test apps that specifically target multi-core Android devices.
See speed improvements up to five times faster than using a physical device. Extended UI controls and a floating toolbar provide easy access to features previously available only through the command line, such as taking screen captures, adjusting the battery level, rotating the screen, and managing virtual calls. Dynamically resize the emulator by dragging a corner or zoom into the emulator window. Simulate multi-touch input. The Android Emulator works best with Android Studio 2.
To find out more about what's included in the newest version of the official Android IDE, read the release notes. Read the documentation to find out more about using the Android Emulator. SDK Platform-tools, Revision General Notes: Fixed a problem where the emulator title bar was hidden off screen. Issue Enabled the emulator to resize the user data partition by including e2fsprogs binaries.
General Notes: Updated the emulator so it can display an upgrade notification when a new version is available. Added the ability for the emulator to send basic crash reports. You must opt-in through Android Studio preferences to enable crash report transmission. General Notes: Added support for Android 6. Emulator: Improved emulator performance on multi-core Windows desktops. Added support for emulators with dpi and dpi screen resolutions. Improved support for GLES 2.
Fixed several issues with GPU emulation support. Added support for setting the storage size on emulators using Android 4. Issue Fixed problem with sending long SMS messages between emulators.
Issue Fixed issue with emulator getting incorrect time from location objects. Issue Added handling for unusual characters in paths and file names when starting emulators. Fixed the emulator boot problem on Mac OS X General Notes: Fixed several minor emulator issues. Fixed memory leaks in emulator system. General Notes: Fixed Java detection issue on bit Windows systems.
General Notes: Added support for Android Studio 1. If you haven't already, update your ADT Plugin to That is essentially the same position that Google has put Android in.
I attended the Nexus One launch event via the Web, and in my opinion Android 2. The living wallpaper feature seems like a battery-wasting novelty to me, but one that will most likely be popular with users.
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