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brgs

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From: Germany

Registered: 2023-08-19

Posts: 5  

Android SDK question

Hi,

I am not quite shure, if this is the right forum to ask.

I need to put together a quick android-app that depends on
appcompat.  I did install android sdk with synaptics, and now
I don't find out where to find appcompat.  Any hints where to
look?

Thanks a lot
--brgs

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ralph.ronnquist

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From: Battery Point, Tasmania, AUS

Registered: 2016-11-30

Posts: 1,377  

Re: Android SDK question

If you know which package or packages ($PKG) are involved you can use the following to see which files they provide:

dpkg -L $PKG

You might also try to find it with:

find /opt /usr /var -name appcompat

brgs

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From: Germany

Registered: 2023-08-19

Posts: 5  

Re: Android SDK question

Now I realize, that the question was wrong:

Appcompat is not installed, and I don't know in which debian
package it hides, or if there exists another way to install it
without using the eclipse / gradle ecosystem.

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ralph.ronnquist

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Re: Android SDK question

Isn't it supposed to come with the SDK ?

brgs

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From: Germany

Registered: 2023-08-19

Posts: 5  

Re: Android SDK question

This is what I expected, too, but synaptic lists several packages
called android-sdk-* and I am a little short on diskspace, so
I try to avoid installing all of them.

I haven't done android stuff in maybe five years; now I found
that compat isn't even needed, possibly it was introduced in
a newer version.

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