nook平板电脑sdk和android sdk
我正在查看 barnesandnoble.com 并注意到他们的主张是:
NOOK 平板电脑 SDK 包含以下组件:
Android 虚拟设备 (AVD) 模拟器
Android 调试桥 (ADB) 配置设置
我想知道这是否意味着除了模拟器插件和 adb 设置之外,其他所有内容都与 android sdk 完全相同?
谢谢
I was taking a look at the nook developer site on barnesandnoble.com and noticed that their claim is:
The NOOK Tablet SDK contains the following components:
Android Virtual Device (AVD) Emulator
Android Debug Bridge (ADB)
configuration settings
I was wondering if that means that everything else is exactly the same as the android sdk except the emulator plugin and the adb settings?
Thanks
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你是对的 - 它类似于作为官方 Android SDK 的一部分加载的 LG、索尼、摩托罗拉 SDK 附加组件。
当前链接如下(但请注意,这些链接似乎经常更改,并且截至 2012 年 1 月为止都是正确的 - 定期向 NOOK 注册并检查)。
[NOOK 平板电脑,API 10] http://su.barnesandnoble.com/nook/sdk/ Nook_Tablet_addon.xml
[NOOK 颜色,API 8] http://su.barnesandnoble.com/nook/sdk/addon.xml
安装后通过 android sdk 管理器(使用“工具”>>“管理附加站点”),它应该自动更新 Linux/Mac Osx 上的 ADB 驱动程序,并通过 AVD 提供可用的模拟器。
您可以运行“android update adb”以使 ADB 正常运行。我还没有在 Windows 中测试过,但这应该是类似的。
You are correct - it is similar to the LG, Sony, Motorola SDK add-ons that are loaded as part of the official Android SDK.
The current links are below (but note that these seem to change quite often and are correct as of Jan 2012 - register and check with NOOK regularly).
[NOOK Tablet, API 10] http://su.barnesandnoble.com/nook/sdk/Nook_Tablet_addon.xml
[NOOK Color, API 8] http://su.barnesandnoble.com/nook/sdk/addon.xml
Once installed via android sdk manager (use Tools >> Manage Add-on Sites ), it should automagically update ADB drivers on Linux/Mac Osx and have emulators available via AVD.
You can run "android update adb" in order to get ADB functioning. I havent tested in Windows but this should be similar.
你是指模拟器还是设备本身?模拟器是真实硬件的近似值,但我认为它并不包括所有真实的软件和配置。
该模拟器的运行方式与普通 AVD 非常接近,但具有不同的外观和针对 Nook 特定内容的不同设置(例如 /media 可用于写入)。然而,某些操作在模拟器中似乎可以工作,但在真实设备(或至少是 QA 测试)上会导致失败。一些特定于 Nook 的解决方法在模拟器上不起作用(例如,调用墙纸管理器或 Nook 商店的 Nook 意图)。
Do you mean the emulator or the device itself? The emulator is an approximation of the real hardware, but I don't think it includes all of the real software and configuration.
The emulator operates closely to a normal AVD, but with a different skin and different setup for Nook-specifics (e.g. /media is available to write). However, some operations will appear to work in the emulator but cause a failure on a real device (or at least the QA testing). Some of the Nook-specific workarounds won't work on the emulator (e.g. calling the Nook intent for wallpaper manager or the Nook store).