Establishing a Build Environment - Android NDK Game Development - page 4

All tools have pretty decent GUI installers (see the following image, that shows the Android
SDK Manager from SDK R21) so you don't have to use the command line.
For the Windows environment, you need the MinGW GCC toolchain. The easy to install all-
in-one package can be found at http://www.equation.com , in the Programming Tools
section, Fortran, C, C++ subsection. Alternatively, you can download the oficial installer from
http://www.mingw.org . We will use the one from www.equation.com
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You need to set some environment variables to let the tools know where the iles are
located. The JAVA_HOME variable should point to the Java Development Kit folder. The NDK_
HOME variable should point to the Android NDK installation folder, and ANDROID_HOME should
point to the Android SDK folder (note the double backslash). We used the following
environment variable values:
JAVA_HOME=D:\Java\jdk1.6.0_23