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{{Note|This page comes from the previous tutorial HOW_TO_INSTALL_by_Dieselnutjob.pdf (for Windows). Now it is a Wiki you are welcome to update it when you are sure it works and/or helps.}}
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[[File:lamw_git_small_circle.png|link=https://github.com/jmpessoa/lazandroidmodulewizard|LAMW]]
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'''LAMW''': Lazarus Android Module Wizard is a wizard to create JNI Android loadable module (.so) and Android Apk using Lazarus/Free Pascal.
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'''Features:'''
  
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'''LAMW''' is a set of ''Lazarus wizards'' you will launch from menus Build and Tools.
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: Native Android GUI
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::: AppCompat and Material Design supported!
  
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It helps to set parameters, organize libraries and to run the tools required to make APK files, used to install applications on '''Android'''.
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: RAD! Form designer and drag&drop component development model!
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::: More than 140 components!
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: Github Page: https://github.com/jmpessoa/lazandroidmodulewizard
  
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This installation includes several packages containing components useful to develop Android Programs with Lazarus, using JNI.
 
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== How to install on Linux ==
 
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See [[LAMW on Linux]]
 
  
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== How to install on Windows ==
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== Get Lazarus for Android ==
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This is working on Windows 8 and 10 Home Edition 64 bits.
 
  
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===Downloads===
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===Laz4Android 2.0.12 (Windows)===
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Create folders C:\lamw and C:\lamw\projects
 
  
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Download these files in the folder C:\lamw :
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: All cross-android compilers already installed!
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* [http://dl.google.com/android/android-sdk_r24.4.1-windows.zip SDK 24.4.1]
 
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* [http://dl.google.com/android/repository/android-ndk-r10e-windows-x86.zip NDK r10e]
 
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* [http://archive.apache.org/dist/ant/binaries/apache-ant-1.9.6-bin.zip Ant 1.9.6]
 
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* [http://download.oracle.com/otn-pub/java/jdk/8u65-b14/jdk-8u65-windows-i586.exe jdk-8u65-windows-i586.exe Jdk 8u65]
 
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* [https://sourceforge.net/projects/laz4android/files/laz4android1.5-50093-FPC3.1.1.7z/download Laz4Android 1.5-50093-FPC3.1.1]
 
  
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[[File:lamw_download.png]]
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: arm-android/aarch64-android/i386-android/x86_64-android/jvm-android
  
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'''Important Notes :'''
 
  
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Versions specified here are currently working, although some of them are old and even hidden by their creator/publisher.
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; How to
  
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But the latest stable versions are not always compatible with the tool (NDK at least).  
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: Install * [http://sourceforge.net/projects/laz4android/files/?source=navbar Laz4Android 2.0.12]
  
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If a more recent stable version is found working well, please update the Wiki.  
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{{Note|Install here: "C:\laz4android2.0.12"  (not "Program Files" !!!)}}
  
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You may have already the kits installed somewhere else on your computer. It might lead to problems if you try to re-use them. The safer is to make new downloads in c:\lamw. Be aware to use the corresponding versions and do not use shortcuts previously installed with other versions.
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: Install * [https://github.com/jmpessoa/lazandroidmodulewizard/archive/master.zip LAMW]
  
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=== Get sources ===
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{{Note|Download LAMW and unzip it in some folder (ex. "C:\laz4android2.0.12\components")}}
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You must get LAMW sources using one of the 3 methods listed below. They contain the wizards and the 3 packages.
 
  
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==== Checkout with a git client ====
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:: Packages installations order/sequence:
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We use here Git Gui, but you can use other easier tools like Tortoise GIT.
 
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# create a folder C:\lamw\lazandroidmodulewizard
 
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# click right on this folder
 
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# click "GIT Gui here"
 
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# click "Clone existing repository" and enter https://github.com/jmpessoa/lazandroidmodulewizard in the source location.
 
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# select the folder C:\lamw\lazandroidmodulewizard
 
  
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[[File:lamw_git_checkout.png]]
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::: tfpandroidbridge_pack.lpk (in "..../android_bridges" folder)
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::: lazandroidwizardpack.lpk (in ""..../android_wizard" folder)
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::: amw_ide_tools.lpk (in "..../ide_tools" folder)
  
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==== Checkout with a svn client ====
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; Go to [[#Infrastructure|Infrastructure]].
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With Tortoise SVN
 
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: https://github.com/jmpessoa/lazandroidmodulewizard to C:\lamw\lazandroidmodulewizard
 
  
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[[File:lamw_svn_checkout_1.png]]
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===LAMW Manager (Linux and Windows)===
  
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[[File:lamw_svn_checkout_2.png]]
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{{Note|All in One! LAMW Manage produces a complete Lazarus for Android environment by automating the step [[#Infrastructure|Infrastructure]]!}}
  
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==== Extract zip ====
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: Install * [https://github.com/dosza/LAMWManager-linux LAMW Manager Installer for Linux]
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An alternate method is to download [https://github.com/jmpessoa/lazandroidmodulewizard/archive/master.zip this zip file] in c:\lamw and to extract into the (default) folder C:\lamw\lazandroidmodulewizard
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: Install * [https://github.com/dosza/LAMWManager-win LAMW Manager Installer for Windows]
  
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You will have to do this often, because there are often LAMW updates, and you will not have any source manager functionalities to check quickly updates or to be involved into the project.
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===Install LAMW using fpcupdeluxe (Linux and Windows)===
  
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===Installations===
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:: [https://wiki.freepascal.org/LAMW_install_linux_fpcupdeluxe How to install on Linux (FPCUPdeluxe + LAMW)]
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Extract android-sdk_r24.4.1-windows.zip in c:\lamw\android-sdk-windows
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:: [https://wiki.freepascal.org/LAMW_install_windows_fpcupdeluxe How to install on Windows (FPCUPdeluxe + LAMW)]
  
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Extract android-ndk-r10e-windows-x86.zip in c:\lamw\android-ndk-r10e-windows-x86
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===Do It Yourself! (Windows)===
  
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Extract apache-ant-1.9.6-bin.zip in c:\lamw\apache-ant-1.9.6
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: Install * [https://sourceforge.net/projects/lazarus/files/Lazarus%20Windows%2064%20bits/Lazarus%202.0.12/lazarus-2.0.12-fpc-3.2.0-win64.exe/download Lazarus 2.0.12]
  
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Extract laz4android1.5-50093-FPC3.1.1.7z to C:\lamw\Laz4Android
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{{Note|Install here: "C:\lazarus2.0.12"  (not "Program Files" !!!)}}
  
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Execute jdk-8u65-windows-i586.exe . It will install the JDK to C:\Program Files (x86)\Java\jdk1.8.0_65\
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: Install * [https://github.com/jmpessoa/lazandroidmodulewizard/archive/master.zip LAMW]
  
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[[file:lamw_java_sdk_install.png]]
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{{Note|Download LAMW and unzip it in some folder (ex. "C:\lazarus2.0.12\components")}}
  
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{{Note|Depending on the tool you use to extract zip or 7z, be sure to have not the first folder twice. Something like c:\lamw\android-ndk-r10e-windows-x86\android-ndk-r10e-windows-x86 will lead to errors in the subsequent steps...}}
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:: Packages installations order/sequence:
  
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===Update Java development kits ===
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::: tfpandroidbridge_pack.lpk (in "..../android_bridges" folder)
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::: lazandroidwizardpack.lpk (in ""..../android_wizard" folder)
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::: amw_ide_tools.lpk (in "..../ide_tools" folder)
  
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run C:\lamw\android-sdk-windows\SDK Manager.exe
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: Install * [https://gitlab.com/freepascal.org/fpc/source/-/archive/main/source-main.zip FPC source code (trunk)]
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# deselect Android N (API 23 N Preview)
 
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# deselect Android 6.0 (API 23)
 
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# select Android SDK Platform-tools
 
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# select Android SDK Build-tools
 
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# select Extras/Android Support Library  [if found...]
 
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# select Extras/Google USB Driver
 
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# click Install 4 packages  [3 packages if Android Support Library not found]
 
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# Accept license and click Install
 
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# wait for downloads to finish
 
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# Exit SDK Manager
 
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[[file:lamw_sdk_manager_1.png]]
 
  
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Run C:\lamw\android-sdk-windows\SDK Manager.exe again
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:: Download FPC source code and unzip it in some folder and point up the source path in next step
  
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# deselect Android N (API 23 N Preview)
 
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# deselect Android 6.0 (API 23)
 
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# expand Android 4.2.2 (API 17)
 
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# select SDK Platfrom
 
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# select ARM EABI v7a System Image
 
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# click Install 2 packages
 
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# Accept license and click Install
 
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# wait for downloads to finish
 
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# Exit SDK manager
 
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[[file:lamw_sdk_manager_2.png]]
 
  
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===Build and prepare Laz4Android===
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: Go to Lazarus menu "Tools" >> "[LAMW] Android Module Wizard" >> "Build FPC Cross Android"
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Laz4Android is simply an instance of Lazarus.
 
  
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From Windows, run cmd, then :
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{{Note|repeat the "Build and install" process  once for each architecture}}
  
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cd \lamw\Laz4Android
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::: (x) Armv7a + Soft (android 32 bits << tested!)
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build.bat
 
  
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[[file:lamw_cmd_laz4android_1.png]]
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:::: Build
  
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[[file:lamw_cmd_laz4android_2.png]]
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:::: Install
  
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When finished, exit cmd mode
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::: (x) Aarch64 (android 64 bits << tested!)
  
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Create a shortcut on your desktop for C:\lamw\laz4android\startlazarus.exe
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:::: Build
  
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Execute it
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:::: Install
  
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Start IDE
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{{Note|After "build" and "install" the cross-compilers and after to do  all [[#Infrastructure|Infrastructure]] go to [[#Using LAMW|Using LAMW]] and try to create your first [New] LAMW project!}}
  
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Package -> Open package file (.lpk)
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:If you get an error "Fatal: Cannot find unit system used by fcllaz of package FCL" when trying "Run"  >> "Build"  your project then go to "fpc.cfg"  (ex. "C:\lazarus2.0.12\fpc\3.2.0\bin") and:
  
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select C:\lamw\lazandroidmodulewizard\trunk\tfpandroidbridge_pack.lpk
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:: '''change:'''
  
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Compile
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::: #searchpath for units and other system dependent things
  
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Use>> Install
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::: -FuC:\lazarus2.0.12\fpc\$FPCVERSION/units/$fpctarget
  
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Do you want to rebuid Lazarus now? Yes
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::: -FuC:\lazarus2.0.12\fpc\$FPCVERSION/units/$fpctarget/*
 
   
 
   
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Laz4Android will restart
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::: -FuC:\lazarus2.0.12\fpc\$FPCVERSION/units/$fpctarget/rtl
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:: '''to:'''       
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::: #searchpath for units and other system dependent things
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::: -FuC:\lazarus2.0.12\fpc\3.2.0/units/$fpctarget
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::: -FuC:\lazarus2.0.12\fpc\3.2.0/units/$fpctarget/*
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::: -FuC:\lazarus2.0.12\fpc\3.2.0/units/$fpctarget/rtl
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: And go to Lazarus IDE menu "Tools" >> "Options" >> "Environment" >> [FPC Source]
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::'''change:'''
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::: $(LazarusDir)fpc\$(FPCVer)\source
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:: '''to:'''
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::: $(LazarusDir)fpc\3.2.0\source
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==Infrastructure==
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{{Note|Only for non-users of LAMW Manager!}}
  
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Package -> Open package file (.lpk)
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===Get Java JDK===
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: Install * [http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/jdk8-downloads-2133151.html Java JDK 8]
  
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select C:\lamw\lazandroidmodulewizard\trunk\lazandroidwizardpack.lpk
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===Get Android NDK===
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: Install * [https://github.com/android/ndk/wiki/Unsupported-Downloads r19c]
  
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Compile
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===Get Ant builder===
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: Install * [http://ant.apache.org/bindownload.cgi Ant]
  
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Use>> Install
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:: Simply extract the zip file to a convenient location...
  
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Do you want to rebuid Lazarus now? Yes
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===Get Gradle builder===
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: Install * [https://gradle.org/next-steps/?version=6.6.1&format=bin Gradle 6.6.1]
  
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Laz4Android will restart
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{{Note|Use the option "extract here" to produce the folder "gradle-6.6.1" in a convenient location...}}
  
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Package -> Open package file (.lpk)
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===Get Android SDK===
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: Install * [https://dl.google.com/android/repository/tools_r25.2.5-windows.zip r25.2.5-windows]
  
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select C:\lamw\lazandroidmodulewizard\trunk\ide_tools\amw_ide_tools.lpk
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: Install * [https://dl.google.com/android/repository/tools_r25.2.5-linux.zip r25.2.5-linux]
  
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Compile
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: Install * [https://dl.google.com/android/repository/tools_r25.2.5-macosx.zip r25.2.5-macosx]
  
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Use>> Install
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; How to
  
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Do you want to rebuid Lazarus now? Yes
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: unpacked/install to a "sdk" folder
  
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Laz4Android will restart
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: open a command line terminal and go to folder "sdk/tools"
  
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===Path settings===
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: run the command  >> "android update sdk"  to open a GUI "SDK Manager"
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In Laz4Android:
 
  
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Tools -> [LAMW] Android Module Wizard -> Path settings
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:: Go to [Tools] and keep "as is"
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:Path to Java JDK: C:\Program Files (x86)\Java\jdk1.8.0_65
 
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:Path to Ant bin: C:\lamw\apache-ant-1.9.6\bin
 
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:Path to Android SDK: c:\lamw\android-sdk_r24.4.1-windows
 
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:Path to Android NDK: C:\lamw\android-ndk-r10e
 
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:NDK version: 10e
 
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:Path to Simonsay's templates: C:\lamw\lazandroidmodulewizard\trunk\java
 
  
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[[File:lamw_path_settings.png]]
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::: Android SDK Tools  (installed)
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::: (x) Android SDK Platform-Tools
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::: (x) Android SDK Build-Tools 29.0.3 (and others more recent)
  
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OK.
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:: Go to [Android R] and uncheck all!
  
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File -> Restart
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:: Go to [Android 10 API 29] uncheck all and check only
  
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===Create your first project===
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::: (x)SDK Platform
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In Laz4Android :
 
  
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Project -> Close project  [if necessary]
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:: Go to [Extras] and check:
  
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Project Wizard -> New project
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::: (x)Android Support Repository
  
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Select JNI Android Module [Lamw GUI]
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::: (x)Google USB Drive (Windows only...)
  
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Click ''OK''
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::: (x)Google Repository
  
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[[file:lamw_create_new_project.png]]
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::: (x)Google Play Services
  
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:Path to Workspace [Projects Folder]: C:\lamw\projects
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:: [Install 7 package!]
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:New Project Name: LamwGUIProject1
 
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:Default Package Name: org.lamw
 
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:Include "android-support-v4.jar": no
 
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:NDKPlatfom: 17
 
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:MinSdkAPI: 17
 
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:TargetSdkApi: 17
 
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:Instruction: ARMv7a
 
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:ARM Fpu: Soft
 
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:Android Theme: DeviceDefault
 
  
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[[File:lamw_configure_project.png]]
 
  
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Save unit1.pas
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==Using LAMW==
  
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Click ''Save''
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===Configure Paths===
  
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Now, if you hover the mouse over any unit in uses clause, IDE will show an error message.
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: Lazarus IDE menu "Tools" >> "[LAMW] Android Module Wizard" >>  "Paths Settings ..."
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{{Note|MacOs: path to Java JDK auto setting!}}
  
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File -> Restart
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===Create and Run your first Android Apk===
  
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After restart, if you hover the mouse over any unit in uses clause, IDE does not show error message anymore
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; How to
  
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Drag from Android Bridge a ''jButton'' onto form
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: From Lazarus IDE select "Project" >> "New Project"
  
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Events OnClick, double click and add :
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: From displayed dialog select "[LAMW] GUI Android Module" and "Ok"
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<syntaxhighlight>
 
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procedure TAndroidModule1.jButton1Click( Sender: TObject );
 
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begin
 
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  ShowMessage('Hello World');
 
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</syntaxhighlight>
 
  
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File -> Save All
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: Fill the form/dialog fields and "Ok"
  
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Run -> Build
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{{Note|Path to Workspace" is your projects folder}}
  
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Target: C:\lamw\projects\LamwGUIProject1\libs\armeabi\libcontrol.so: Success
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{{Note|Accept "default" options! (but pay attention to the * signage)}}
  
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{{Note|This Build step is not required, because it will be executed by the next one. However it can help to diagnose an issue.}}
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: "Save"  unit1 as/where suggested
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{{Note|Before next step, check your Android device is connected to the PC with an USB cable.}}
 
  
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Run -> [Lamw] Build APK and run
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{{Note|Search your project folder... you will find many treasures there! (look for lazarus project in ".../jni" folder)}}
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: From Lazarus IDE select "Run" >> "Build"
  
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Building APK...: Success
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:: '''Success!''' Your system is up to produce your first Android Apk!
  
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if ADB is working with your phone, the APK will then be copied, installed and run automatically !
 
  
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Otherwise, copy C:\lamw\projects\LamwGUIProject1\bin\LamwGUIProject1-debug.apk to some folder of the Android device, and install this file using the device file manager.
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: Configure your phone device to [https://developer.android.com/studio/debug/dev-options debug mode] and plug it to the computer usb port
  
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==Other demos==
 
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: From Lazarus IDE select "Run" >> "[LAMW] Build Apk and Run"
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# Open the project file <project_name>/jni/controls.lpi
 
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# Goto project options and change NDK paths according your installation
 
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# Project, Options, LAMW Project configuration and check the Target SDK API which must be the same as installed above.
 
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# Run, Build the project. As the "Hello World" above, it should copy, install and run the application on the Android device.
 
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# Try it !
 
  
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If you get the message "Application has stopped", it can be useful to goto Tools, [LAMW] Android Module Wizard, Upgrade Code templates
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:: '''Congratulations!''' You are now an Android Developer!
  
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Select the directory containing examples and a project and click "OK".
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==Other references==
  
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Then build again, and it should work !
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[https://github.com/jmpessoa/lazandroidmodulewizard/blob/master/docs/AppHelloWorld.md Tutorial: My First "Hello Word" App]
  
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[[category:Android]]
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[[Category:Lazarus]]
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[[Category:Android]]

Latest revision as of 01:29, 23 May 2023

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This article applies to Android only.

See also: Multiplatform Programming Guide

LAMW

LAMW: Lazarus Android Module Wizard is a wizard to create JNI Android loadable module (.so) and Android Apk using Lazarus/Free Pascal.


Features:

Native Android GUI
AppCompat and Material Design supported!
RAD! Form designer and drag&drop component development model!
More than 140 components!
Github Page: https://github.com/jmpessoa/lazandroidmodulewizard


Get Lazarus for Android

Laz4Android 2.0.12 (Windows)

All cross-android compilers already installed!
arm-android/aarch64-android/i386-android/x86_64-android/jvm-android


How to
Install * Laz4Android 2.0.12
Light bulb  Note: Install here: "C:\laz4android2.0.12" (not "Program Files" !!!)
Install * LAMW
Light bulb  Note: Download LAMW and unzip it in some folder (ex. "C:\laz4android2.0.12\components")
Packages installations order/sequence:
tfpandroidbridge_pack.lpk (in "..../android_bridges" folder)
lazandroidwizardpack.lpk (in ""..../android_wizard" folder)
amw_ide_tools.lpk (in "..../ide_tools" folder)
Go to Infrastructure.

LAMW Manager (Linux and Windows)

Light bulb  Note: All in One! LAMW Manage produces a complete Lazarus for Android environment by automating the step Infrastructure!
Install * LAMW Manager Installer for Linux
Install * LAMW Manager Installer for Windows

Install LAMW using fpcupdeluxe (Linux and Windows)

How to install on Linux (FPCUPdeluxe + LAMW)
How to install on Windows (FPCUPdeluxe + LAMW)

Do It Yourself! (Windows)

Install * Lazarus 2.0.12
Light bulb  Note: Install here: "C:\lazarus2.0.12" (not "Program Files" !!!)
Install * LAMW
Light bulb  Note: Download LAMW and unzip it in some folder (ex. "C:\lazarus2.0.12\components")
Packages installations order/sequence:
tfpandroidbridge_pack.lpk (in "..../android_bridges" folder)
lazandroidwizardpack.lpk (in ""..../android_wizard" folder)
amw_ide_tools.lpk (in "..../ide_tools" folder)
Install * FPC source code (trunk)
Download FPC source code and unzip it in some folder and point up the source path in next step


Go to Lazarus menu "Tools" >> "[LAMW] Android Module Wizard" >> "Build FPC Cross Android"
Light bulb  Note: repeat the "Build and install" process once for each architecture
(x) Armv7a + Soft (android 32 bits << tested!)
Build
Install
(x) Aarch64 (android 64 bits << tested!)
Build
Install
Light bulb  Note: After "build" and "install" the cross-compilers and after to do all Infrastructure go to Using LAMW and try to create your first [New] LAMW project!
If you get an error "Fatal: Cannot find unit system used by fcllaz of package FCL" when trying "Run" >> "Build" your project then go to "fpc.cfg" (ex. "C:\lazarus2.0.12\fpc\3.2.0\bin") and:
change:
#searchpath for units and other system dependent things
-FuC:\lazarus2.0.12\fpc\$FPCVERSION/units/$fpctarget
-FuC:\lazarus2.0.12\fpc\$FPCVERSION/units/$fpctarget/*
-FuC:\lazarus2.0.12\fpc\$FPCVERSION/units/$fpctarget/rtl
to:
#searchpath for units and other system dependent things
-FuC:\lazarus2.0.12\fpc\3.2.0/units/$fpctarget
-FuC:\lazarus2.0.12\fpc\3.2.0/units/$fpctarget/*
-FuC:\lazarus2.0.12\fpc\3.2.0/units/$fpctarget/rtl


And go to Lazarus IDE menu "Tools" >> "Options" >> "Environment" >> [FPC Source]
change:
$(LazarusDir)fpc\$(FPCVer)\source
to:
$(LazarusDir)fpc\3.2.0\source


Infrastructure

Light bulb  Note: Only for non-users of LAMW Manager!

Get Java JDK

Install * Java JDK 8

Get Android NDK

Install * r19c

Get Ant builder

Install * Ant
Simply extract the zip file to a convenient location...

Get Gradle builder

Install * Gradle 6.6.1
Light bulb  Note: Use the option "extract here" to produce the folder "gradle-6.6.1" in a convenient location...

Get Android SDK

Install * r25.2.5-windows
Install * r25.2.5-linux
Install * r25.2.5-macosx
How to
unpacked/install to a "sdk" folder
open a command line terminal and go to folder "sdk/tools"
run the command >> "android update sdk" to open a GUI "SDK Manager"
Go to [Tools] and keep "as is"
Android SDK Tools (installed)
(x) Android SDK Platform-Tools
(x) Android SDK Build-Tools 29.0.3 (and others more recent)
Go to [Android R] and uncheck all!
Go to [Android 10 API 29] uncheck all and check only
(x)SDK Platform
Go to [Extras] and check:
(x)Android Support Repository
(x)Google USB Drive (Windows only...)
(x)Google Repository
(x)Google Play Services
[Install 7 package!]


Using LAMW

Configure Paths

Lazarus IDE menu "Tools" >> "[LAMW] Android Module Wizard" >> "Paths Settings ..."
Light bulb  Note: MacOs: path to Java JDK auto setting!

Create and Run your first Android Apk

How to
From Lazarus IDE select "Project" >> "New Project"
From displayed dialog select "[LAMW] GUI Android Module" and "Ok"
Fill the form/dialog fields and "Ok"
Light bulb  Note: Path to Workspace" is your projects folder
Light bulb  Note: Accept "default" options! (but pay attention to the * signage)
"Save" unit1 as/where suggested
Light bulb  Note: Search your project folder... you will find many treasures there! (look for lazarus project in ".../jni" folder)
From Lazarus IDE select "Run" >> "Build"
Success! Your system is up to produce your first Android Apk!


Configure your phone device to debug mode and plug it to the computer usb port


From Lazarus IDE select "Run" >> "[LAMW] Build Apk and Run"
Congratulations! You are now an Android Developer!

Other references

Tutorial: My First "Hello Word" App

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