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Remove and uninstall Android NDK

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I tried to uninstall Android NDK since I don't need it any more. The path found in Eclipse seems to be broken. How should I clean up this mess? I tried brew but it said NDK is not installed. (It even told me SDK is not installed! Maybe not installed through brew?) I'm using a Mac.

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user3207158 Avatar asked Nov 22 '15 00:11

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I am using Android Studio 3.5.3 and could remove or uninstall the obsolete NDK following the procedure listed below:

  1. Use Tools->SDK Manager.
  2. Go to the "SDK Tools" page in the "Android SDK" menu. REMEMBER to check the checkbox "Show Package Details" at the lower right corner.
  3. You'll see all the NDK's you had installed, Un-check the NDK you'd like to uninstall and click "OK" at the bottom right to uninstall the selected NDK
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Mao-Yi Fan Avatar answered Oct 05 '22 15:10

Mao-Yi Fan