Select Tools > Options > Environment Options > SDK Manager.See Installing the Android Development Tools if you do not have the Android SDK or NDK installed yet and you want to install them yourself.Ĭaution: Versions of the Android SDK and NDK libraries that differ from those installed with RAD Studio might not work as expected. If you want to install the Android SDK and NDK yourself, even in alternate locations, or if you want to use an existing installation of the Android SDK and NDK, you must add your Android SDK to the RAD Studio SDK Manager. In this case, when the recommended versions of the Android SDK and NDK are installed by default, you do not need to add an Android SDK, because the default location is known to the SDK Manager, and so the libraries are automatically detected. If you install these recommended versions during product installation, the SDK Manager detects their presence and sets the default paths and locations for you, as shown in this screenshot:

When you install RAD Studio, the installer gives you the option of installing the recommended versions of the Android SDK and NDK. When you develop applications for Android, the Android SDK and Android NDK are required on your development system, and they both need to be known to the SDK Manager. A software development kit (SDK) provides a set of files that are used to build applications for a target platform.

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