Add a New SDK
Go Up to SDK Manager
Tools > Options > Environment Options > SDK Manager > Add
Project Manager | right-click a platform in Target Platforms | Properties | Add New (SDK (Software Development Kit))
The Add a New SDK dialog box lets you add a new SDK to the SDK Manager.
- For either Mac OS X or iOS applications, adding an SDK is required.
- For more information, see Adding a Mac OS X or iOS SDK.
- For Android applications, you do not need to add an SDK if you are using the default Android SDK and NDK as installed during product installation.
- For more information, see Installing the Android Development Tools.
For troubleshooting information, see SDK Manager.
| Options | Description |
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Select a platform |
Select the target platform for the SDK. The SDK files are then used to build applications for this platform. See Supported Target Platforms. |
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Select a profile to connect |
Select the connection profile to connect to the Platform Assistant server running on the Mac. RAD Studio pulls the SDK files into your development system from the machine specified in the connection profile. See Creating and Testing a Connection Profile on the Development PC. The drop-down list contains the existing connection profiles that support the target platform. Select Add New to open the Create a Connection Profile wizard and create a new connection profile that supports the target platform. |
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Select an SDK version |
Select an SDK version to add to your development system. The drop-down list contains SDK versions for the target platform that are either provided by the Platform Assistant server (Mac OS X and iOS) or detected as installed in your development system (Android). The list of available SDK versions depends on the platform (and connection profile) previously selected.
If the drop-down list is empty or an expected SDK is missing, see SDK Manager, Troubleshooting. |
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Make the selected SDK active |
Check this option for the new SDK to be the default SDK for the selected platform. |