emulation

How do I install an android emulator on a computer without eclipse? Yugandhar Babu No need to install eclipse for android emulator. Just download the android sdk and install it. You have to install JDK before installing android SDK. After completion of successful install. You will get two apps SDK manager and AVD Manager. The SDK manager is used to update the SDK and to download the available libraries for different API versions and other libraries as you require. The AVD manager is used to create android-virtual-devices for available API versions. Open AVD manager from program files if you

Sometimes I notice the Android emulator starts with a very small font size. This seems to happen randomly. Other times it has a normal font size. I use ADT 10.0.1. Do you know what is the problem? This happens very often, and although I'm not sure about the exact reason behind this, it seems that somehow the wrong density was detected for this and resources for a lower dpi is loaded inside a higher dpi emulator. That's why everything is smaller, but the layout works properly and aligns things at their own places. And you're right: when this happens, network doesn't work in emulator! These two

I'm writing a Chip 8 emulator as an introduction to emulation and I'm kind of lost. Basically, I've read a Chip 8 ROM and stored it in a char array in memory. Then, following a guide, I use the following code to retrieve the opcode at the current program counter (pc): // Fetch opcode opcode = memory[pc] << 8 | memory[pc + 1]; Chip 8 opcodes are 2 bytes each. This is code from a guide which I vaguely understand as adding 8 extra bit spaces to memory[pc] (using << 8) and then merging memory[pc + 1] with it (using |) and storing the result in the opcode variable. Now that I have the opcode

I've created a custom build of Android and got it running as an emulator image on the development machine. I need to be able to use that image on another computer running Windows (it was built on the Mac). I've found the image files that the emulator uses (ramdisk.img, userdata.img and system.img) but I'm not sure how to create a new target that I can access from the SDK and AVD manager. Anybody have experience with this? Thanks You should perform the following steps: Create a new AVD in AVD Manager with the version equal to your custor ROM. Go to %userprofile%/.android/avd/your_avd_name.avd

Can I simulate an sdcard presence in the android emulator? Dave Webb This is covered in the Emulator Documentation . The emulated SD Card image is single file which the Emulator reads to and writes from. You can specify to create an SD Card when you create the Android Virtual Device (AVD) using the android GUI (for example from within Eclipse by clicking the button): Or you can create an SD Card using the mksdcard command . To use an SD Card image when you start your emulator pass the -sdcard option to the emulator command: emulator -sdcard c:/path/to/my/sdcard If you're using the android GUI

Although there are many examples showing that something like this should work, the following code fails. This code lives in a test project that is associated with the real project. public class MyTest extends ActivityInstrumentationTestCase2<MyActivity> { public MyTest(String name) { super("com.mypackage.activities", MyActivity.class); setName(name); } public void testTap() throws Throwable { //Required by MotionEvent.obtain according to JavaDocs long downTime = SystemClock.uptimeMillis(); long eventTime = SystemClock.uptimeMillis(); Instrumentation i = getInstrumentation(); //Setup the info

my Eclipse DDms window not showing anything(empty logcat,empty file explore... etc) while running my app in emulator. Sometime it works if i restart eclipse but not all time. why such type of hanging... androidGuy Even i face the same problem number of times. What i use to do is go to DDMS and click on the emulator name which is displayed in left side of the window under title "Name" in the Devices-view. Now Logcat will begin to display sequence of events. If this doesn't works then reset adb by clicking the down arrow in the left side of the DDMS window under the title "Devices". Hope this