To help make up for my screw up in the other thread, I offer this package instead. I wrote this in 2020 and posted it here in the android section. I have updated it several times since then but have never updated it here. So if you do android stuff and don't want or need to install or run android studio to maintain your android sdk and ndk stuff, this might be for you.
This is a visual front end for the Android command line tools. You can update installed packages, mark and install new stuff, or delete installed packages. It also includes an AVD manager to build your own emulator packages. It's not fancy, but I have been using it for years for fast and dirty changes and maintenance.
This will compile on windows or linux, but you need to set your build mode for your own environment. There are 3 sets of build modes. Each has a debug and release mode defined. The first is for Windows 32 or 64 bit machines, or for cross compiling from linux to windows. The second is for bog standard linux. It will compile against the standard GTK2 libraries. The third mode set is for linux and qt5 libraries.
You will need to load the sdkhelper.lpi and go to your project menu > project options. then click on debugging or anything in that area and select the build mode you want from the combobox at the top. If you are running linux, you must have the correct libraries installed to use the qt5 modes (libqtpas5 I think) and it's -dev file.
Let me know what you think or if you have problems or find bugs. If nothing else, have fun with it..
--- Jem
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