Do i need to install android NDK manually even after installing android NDK using SDK

Issue

When i try to use "ndk-build" i get following error

C:\Users\mack\AndroidStudioProjects\MyApplication>ndk-build 'ndk-build' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.

Well after some research i found that ndk is not included in path folder of environment variables. Now when i check via SDK i can clearly see that i have checked and installed android NDK using the SDK of android studio, the path of which is

C:\Users\mack\AppData\Local\Android\sdk\ndk-bundle

and i even added this path to environment variables but no use. I am new to android so please pardon me if i am asking a dumb question. But its got me totally confused from like past couple of days.

Do i need to download and install android NDK manually from the link below and install it and then add it to environment variables-path?

I have also included the snapshotot folder contents from NDK installed using android SDK

Solution

What i can see from your error is that the PATH to the ndk-build may not be correct or that you do not have a runnable ndk-build file.

Are you sure that ndk-build.cmd is located inside of C:\Users\mack\AppData\Local\Android\sdk\ndk-bundle?

A solution to this can be to download the Windows 32-bit NDK package from Android NDK Download where the ndk-build file is runnable. And add the path to this folder to the

Answered By - Immanuell Svensson