Issue
I have updated android ndk from android-ndk-r9c to android-ndk-r9d but eclipse still uses the 9c include paths as a default and theres no way to delete them. I don't want to add them by hand I just want them to be included by default just like they did with r9c. How can i update eclipse to use the newest ndk-r9d paths?
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Solution
I surely am too late, but I had the same problem. I solved following these steps:
- open the Eclipse workspace in a File Browser;
- go into
.metadata/.plugins/com.android.ide.eclipse.ndk/; - there should be a file called
<your-project>.pathInfo; - edit the content of that file to match the new NDK path;
- Restart Eclipse.
or maybe you could delete it, delete Native Support from the project and then re-add it.
Answered By - Misopeth
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