The follow sections describe how to install the packages required to use fplutil libraries and tools.

Android SDK

Linux

Download and install:

Android SDK, required to build Android applications.
Download the latest Android SDK and unpack it to a directory on your machine.
Java 1.7 required to use Android tools.
- For example, on systems that support apt-get...
  sudo apt-get install openjdk-7-jdk
Apache Ant, required to build Android applications with fplutil.
- For example, on systems that support apt-get...
  sudo apt-get install ant

Download and install:

Android SDK, required to build Android applications.
Download the latest Android SDK package and unpack to a directory on your machine.
Java 1.7, required to use Android tools.
Download the Java 1.7 installer and run it to install.
Apache Ant, required to build Android applications with fplutil.
Download the latest version of Apache Ant and unpack it to a directory.

Download and install:

Android NDK, required to develop Android native (C/C++) applications.
Download and unpack the latest version of the Android NDK to a directory on your machine.
- Tested using android-ndk-r10e.

Download and install:

Python 2.7, required to use fplutil tools.
For example, on a systems that support apt-get...
sudo apt-get install python

Download and install:

Python 2.7, required to use fplutil tools.
Download the latest package from the Python 2.7 page and run the installer.

Add the sdk/tools directory from the Android SDK installation directory to the PATH variable.
- For example, if the Android SDK is installed in /home/androiddev/adt the following line should be added to user's bash resource file ~/.bashrc.
  export PATH="$PATH:/home/androiddev/adt/sdk/tools"
Add the Android NDK directory to the PATH variable.
- For example, if the Android NDK is installed in /home/androiddev/ndk the following line should be added to the user's bash resource file ~/.bashrc.
  export PATH="$PATH:/home/androiddev/ndk"
Make sure Java 1.7 is selected in the event multiple Java versions are installed on the system. For example, on Ubunutu run update-java-alternatives to select the correct Java version.

Add the sdk/tools directory from the Android SDK installation directory to the PATH variable.
- For example, if the Android SDK is installed in /home/androiddev/adt the following line should be added to user's bash resource file ~/.bash_profile.
  export PATH="$PATH:/home/androiddev/adt/sdk/tools"
Add the Android NDK directory to the PATH variable.
- For example, if the Android NDK is installed in /home/androiddev/ndk the following line should be added to the user's bash resource file ~/.bash_profile.
  export PATH="$PATH:/home/androiddev/ndk"
Add the Apache Ant install directory to the PATH variable.
- For example, if Apache Ant is installed in /home/androiddev/apache-ant, the following line should be added to the user's bash resource file ~/,basrhc.
  export PATH="$PATH:/home/androiddev/apache-ant/bin"

Add the sdk\tools directory from the Android SDK installation directory to the PATH variable.
- For example, if the Android SDK is installed in c:\android-adt, the path c:\android-adt\sdk\tools should be added to the PATH variable.
Add the Android NDK directory to the PATH variable.
- For example, if the Android NDK is installed in c:\android-ndk, the path c:\android-ndk should be added to the PATH variable.
Add the Apache Ant install directory to the PATH variable.
- For example, if Apache Ant is installed in c:\apache-ant, the path c:\apache-ant\bin should be added to the PATH variable.
Add the Java 1.7 binary directory to the PATH variable.
- For example, if Java 1.7 is installed in C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.7.0_71, the path C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.7.0_71\bin should be added to the PATH variable.
Set the JAVA_HOME variable to the Java install location (e.g C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.7.0_71).