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diff --git a/eclipse/README_WINDOWS.txt b/eclipse/README_WINDOWS.txt deleted file mode 100644 index 1480f5d..0000000 --- a/eclipse/README_WINDOWS.txt +++ /dev/null @@ -1,32 +0,0 @@ -[RM 20080623] - -1- To build the Eclipse plugin: -Under Linux: -$ cd your-device-directory -$ tools/eclipse/scripts/build_server.sh destination-directory - -This will create an "android-eclipse.zip" in the selected destination directory. -Then in Eclipse, you can use Help > Software Updates > Find and Install > Search for new Features > Next > New Archived Site > select the new android-eclipse.zip. Then with the new archive checked, click Finish/Next. - - -2- To build a Windows SDK, you need two steps: -a- First you need to create a Linux SDK: - -Under Linux: -$ cd your-device-directory -$ make sdk -Note: if you get an error when building the javadoc, make sure you use a Java SDK 1.5 -Note: if you get an error when building layoutlib, make sure you use a Java SDK 1.5.0-b13. - -b- Once you have a Linux SDK, you can create a Windows SDK: - -You need a Windows machine with XP or Vista and Cygwin. -- Installer at http://sources.redhat.com/cygwin/ -- Set Default Text File Type to DOS/text, not Unix/binary. -- Select packages autoconf, gcc, g++, bison, python, zip, unzip, mingw-zlib -- Suggested extra packages: emacs, wget, openssh, rsync - -Then under Cygwin: -$ cd your-device-directory -$ tools/buildbot/_make_windows_sdk.sh path-to-the-linux-sdk.zip destination-directory - |