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If you are using the simulator, you also need to setup that separately in a complicated process, and then it runs damn slow. YOu need to match versions as well.
by megablast 15y ago
If you are using the simulator, you also need to setup that separately in a complicated process, and then it runs damn slow. YOu need to match versions as well. I had an old eclipse, and there was no warning, but I could not get the newer android sdks.
Apple have it right once you have installed xcode. And if you only want to run in the simulator, you do not need to worry about certs.
They both could improve, but are also light years ahead of BB.