Life’s to too short to be wasted using Eclipse Android emulator :D so I found it’s more efficient to use BlueStacks as an alternative (which is very fast)
First you will have to install BlueStacks ( Link : BlueStacks )
To use Bluestacks as an emulator you’ll have to do the following steps:
1- you’ll have to open BlueStacks (NOTE : Open BlueStacks “before” Eclipse)
2- open Eclipse
3- open device manger : Window -> show view -> android -> device
4- if everything works fine, you will find BlueStacks as localhost
When you run your application, Eclipse will run it on BlueStacks
Connect your bluestack as below :
https://www.quora.com/How-do-I-use-BlueStacks-as-an-Android-emulator-for-eclipse
First you will have to install BlueStacks ( Link : BlueStacks )
To use Bluestacks as an emulator you’ll have to do the following steps:
1- you’ll have to open BlueStacks (NOTE : Open BlueStacks “before” Eclipse)
2- open Eclipse
3- open device manger : Window -> show view -> android -> device
4- if everything works fine, you will find BlueStacks as localhost
When you run your application, Eclipse will run it on BlueStacks
Connect your bluestack as below :
- Open cmd
- go to android sdk path
- Example : E:/Android/Android/sdk/
- open platform-tools folder as : E:/Android/Android/sdk/pl
atform-tools - connect your blustack with command as:
adb connect localhost OR adb connect localhost:5555
https://www.quora.com/How-do-I-use-BlueStacks-as-an-Android-emulator-for-eclipse