Fun course. Supposedly an easy way to learn smartphone graphics coding.<\/p>\n
Using MIT's Processing.<\/p>\n
There was some issue getting things to compile.<\/p>\n
Hence, here's the proper way of installation: All 64 bit for my Windows 7 64bit.<\/p>\n
Install JDK (version 8). Get system environment PATH point to jdk...\\bin\\<\/p>\n
Install Processing (version 2.2.1).<\/p>\n
Install the latest Android Eclipse & SDK. version 23. Be sure run Android SDK Manager to install SDK Platform from Android 2.3.3 (API 10). Android Support Repository\u00a0 from Extras is probably needed as well.<\/p>\n
Open Processing, use ADD MODE (top right corner saying \"JAVA\") to add Android Mode & Javascript Mode. (P.S., if there were previous installations of Processing or Android SDK, it is best to remove those modes again and re-add them.)<\/p>\n
Get EMMA files from http:\/\/sourceforge.net\/projects\/emma\/files\/emma-release\/ copy android-support-annotations.jar from Android\\sdk\\extras\\android\\support\\annotations. Paste it to Android\\sdk\\tools\\support. Rename the file to annotations.jar<\/p>\n Be sure the phone is connected and turned on, developer options On, USB debugging checked. App will show soon.<\/p>\n If Run in Emulator, compilation might need to be repeated as the Emulator loads very slowly and the second compilation must be done after the emulator successfully loaded with nice graphics.<\/p>\n Done.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Update (9\/10\/2014): After virus attack and reformat of HDD with the same system, the emma files appeared to be included in the new Android Eclipse & SDK package, so there's no need for the copies. The annotations file copy may still be required. I also forgot to update <\/a>my samsung usb driver, which would eventually allow for Android API 19, instead of only API 10. There is one thing to note, I do not remember how or if I did solve the missing \"Android Mode\" problem in Processing. But to solve this quick, simply download<\/a> and unzip AndroidMode folder to the MyDocument\\Processing\\Modes folder. I think this version of AndroidMode that I downloaded was the cause of the API-19 issue. It was built for API level 19. I should backup a copy of the samsung driver as well as the AndroidMode folder.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Fun course. Supposedly an easy way to learn smartphone graphics coding. Using MIT's Processing. There was some issue getting things to compile. Hence, here's the proper way of installation: All 64 bit for my Windows 7 64bit. Install JDK (version … Continue reading
\n<\/a>Unzip both files: emma.jar & emma_ant.jar to Android\\sdk\\tools\\lib\\<\/p>\n