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Wow I didn't realise it was out now. Thanks for that one.

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Google it. There's an issue with environment variables and Java SDK, I think. Can't remember off the top of my head how to fix it and I'm on my phone...

 

 

Make sure you have the Java SDK installed on your system and try again.

http://tools.android.com/knownissues#as0.1

here it is just a path wrong!

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Eclipse is a huge platform, which tries to do a lot of different stuff, such as being an IDE for PHP, Java, Python, etc. However IntelliJ is aimed at doing Java applications. So while Eclipse does not know itself very good and does not do one single thing very good, IntelliJ is kind of opposite and is an awesome IDE for developing Java applications. Since Android's native language is based on Java, I personally think it was a good move, to move over to IntelliJ as the official IDE for Android.

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