Configuring the compilation environment Basic steps:

1. Install Visual Studio 2012
2. Install Java SDK
3. Install the latest Android ADT bundle and Android NDK
4. Download quick-cocos2d-x source code
5. Set environment variables
6. Compile quick-x-player proj.win32 project
7. Set the lua compilation environment of eclipse.
8. Create a new project and test it on the real Android device li>
9. xplayer+eclipse debugging lua

Step 1: Install Visual Studio 2012

Download Visual from http://www.microsoft.com/visualstudio/ Studio 2012 and install it.

Supported versions:

• Visual Studio 2012
• Visual Studio Express 2012 for Windows Desktop

Note: must use Windows Vista/7/ 8 Operating system.

Step 2: Install Java SDK

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From http ://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/ Download the latest version of Java SDK (JDK, 32bit version is recommended), and Install it.

Step 3: Install the latest Android ADT bundle and Android NDK

1. Download the latest ADT Bundle for Windows from http://developer.android.com/sdk/ (Recommend the 32bit version, or the version that matches the JDK).
2. Unzip adt-bundle-windows-x86-2013????.zip.
3. Rename the directory adt-bundle-windows-x86-2013???? renamed android.
4. Rename the directory android\sdk to android\android-sdk- windows.
5. Download from http://developer.android.com/tools/sdk/ndk/index.html Android NDK r?< /li>
6. Unzip android-ndk-r?-windows-x86.zip

7. Change the directoryandroid-ndk-r? Move to android\android-ndk-r?

   Final directory structure:

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8. Run android\android-sdk- windows\tools\android.bat, select Android SDK 2.2 (If you don’t To Android SDK 2.2, please set the proxy), and then install the required packages.

   

Step 4: Download quick-cocos2d-x source code

Download develop The quick version, quick-cocos2d-x-develop.zip, this version of the player adds the auto connect debugger function , Easy to debug lua.

Method 1: The fastest way to obtain the source code is through the download page on the quick-cocos2d-x official website. All stable versions and their download links are listed here.

Due to the Android SDK and NDK issues, there are certain requirements for the placement of the quick-cocos2d-x directory:

1. must be in the same partition as Android SDK/NDK
2. Cannot be placed in the root directory
3. Chinese and spaces cannot be included in the path (So ​​don’t put the desktop)

Method 2: Use git The tool clones the quick-cocos2d-x repository. Start the Terminal application and run the command:

$ git clone git://github.com/ dualface/quick-cocos2d-x.git Cloning into 'quick-cocos2d-x'...

If access to github.com is too slow , You can use the domestic mirror warehouse, web page: https://code.csdn.net/liaoyulei01/quick-cocos2d-x

Step 5: Set environment variables

Open System Properties- > Advanced->Environmental variables:

Add the following environment variables (note the modificationFor the actual path where your quick-cocos2d-x source code is located):

ANDROID_NDK_ROOT=<PATH_TO>\android -ndk-r8eANDROID_SDK_ROOT=<PATH_TO>\android-sdk-windowsQUICK_COCOS2DX_ROOT=<PATH_TO>\quick-cocos2d-xCOCOS2DX_ROOT=%QUICK_COCOS2DX_ROOT%\lib\cocos2d-xANDROID_HOME=%ANDROID_SDK_ROOT%PATH=%QUICK_COCOS2DX_ROOT%\bin \win32

If the PATH variable already exists, add ;%QUICK_COCOS2DX_ROOT%\bin\win32 at the end of the PATH variable.

Step 6: Compile the quick-x-player proj.win32 project

Start Visual Studio 2012, open \\quick-cocos2d-x\player\proj.win32\quick-x-player_2012.sln Project.

If the file cannot be found when compiling, please check the following:< /p>

1. Is the environment variable set correctly?
2. After setting and modifying the environment variable, you must restart Visual Studio
3. The default platform-tools setting of the project is v110xp, but compiling under win7-64, change it to v110.

After compiling, generate quick under quick-cocos2d-x-xx\player\bin\win32 -x-player.exe and quick-x-player-release.exe. (It seems that this step can be omitted, because these two exe are already in the downloaded zip package)

Step 7: Create a new project and run on real machine

Under the dos window, run the script

quick-cocos2d-xxx\bin\create_project.bat cn.abdemoGame

At this time The current directory generates a demoGame directory, in DemoGame contains projects for multiple platforms.

Under dos, run the script proj.win32/build_native.bat After a few minutes, a libGame.so will be generated under libs. This so is the static link library of Cocos2d.

Now use eclipse to open the proj.win32 project, connect to the real machine and you can debug it, but because there is no code added , I see a black screen on the real machine.

At this time, copy the scripts and res directories of samples/coinflip to the proj.android/assets directory, and run it again I can see the coinflip game on the real machine.

Step 8: eclipse LDT+quick-x-player debugging lua

Search ldt in the Help->eclipse market place window of eclipse, install lua development tools(LDT).

After installation, you can see the lua project under File->new->, create a lua project. Choose to create from existing code

then add before main.lua The following code above to support debugging

-- for debuggerlocal initconnection = require("debugger") initconnection('127.0.0.1', 10000,'luaidekey')