- Git
- Android Studio – We recommend to get the latest stable version
Windows only
In a terminal prompt with administrator privileges, enable git symlinks globally:
git config --global core.symlinks trueUse this elevated prompt for the next steps.
Clone the repo recursively, either with your preferred Git GUI or with the command below:
git clone https://github.com/strato-emu/strato.git --recursive
Open Android Studio
First time users only
If you opened Android Studio for the first time, choose the
If you get any errors on "Intel® HAXM" or "Android Emulator Hypervisor Driver for AMD Processors", you can safely ignore them as they won't be used for Strato.Standard
install type and complete the setup wizard leaving all settings to their default value.
Import the project by clicking on the Open
icon, then in the file picker choose the strato
folder you just cloned in the steps above:
Exclude the following folders from indexing:
app/libraries/llvm
app/libraries/boost
To exclude a folder, switch to the project view:
In the project view navigate to the app/libraries
folder, right-click on the folder you want to exclude and navigate the menus to the Exclude
option:
If an Invalid Gradle JDK configuration found
error comes up, select Use Embedded JDK
:
An error about NDK not being configured will be shown:
Ignore the suggested version reported by Android Studio. Instead, find the NDK version to download inside the app/build.gradle
file:
ndkVersion 'X.Y.Z'
From that same file also note down the CMake version required:
externalNativeBuild {
cmake {
version 'A.B.C+'
path "CMakeLists.txt"
}
}
Open the SDK manager from the top-right toolbar:
Navigate to the SDK Tools
tab and enable the Show Package Details
checkbox in the bottom-right corner:
Expand the NDK (Side by side)
and CMake
entries, select the appropriate version from the previous step, then click OK
.
Finally, sync the project:
Cmake Error: CMake was unable to find a build program corresponding to "Ninja"
Check that you installed the correct CMake version in the Android Studio SDK Manager. If you're sure you have the correct one, you may try adding the path to CMake binaries installed by Android Studio to the local.properties
file:
cmake.dir=<path-to-cmake-folder>
E.g. on Windows:
cmake.dir=C\:\\Users\\strato\\AppData\\Local\\Android\\Sdk\\cmake\\3.18.1
'shader_compiler/*.h' file not found
You didn't clone the repository with symlinks enabled. Windows requires administrator privileges to create symlinks so it's likely it didn't create them. In an administrator terminal prompt navigate to the Strato root project folder and run:
git submodule deinit app/libraries/shader-compiler
git config core.symlinks true
git submodule foreach git config core.symlinks true
git submodule update --init --recursive app/libraries/shader-compiler
If you'd like to, you can enable symlinks globally by running: (this will only affect new repositories)
git config --global core.symlinks true