CMake option not included SDK tools settings in Android Studio

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I have been encountering a problem that says unable to sync files because CMake is not installed. In that case that CMake is necessary to sync, I'm unable to find it in:

Settings > System Settings > Android SDK > SDK Tools

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Is there an alternate way to manually install CMake?

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I have been encountering a problem that says unable to sync files because CMake is not installed. In that case that CMake is necessary to sync, I'm unable to find it in:

Settings > System Settings > Android SDK > SDK Tools

enter image description here

Is there an alternate way to manually install CMake?

edited Nov 23 at 17:06

Mohsen

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asked Nov 10 at 16:56

R Kailash Shankar

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Please show your SDK Update Sites Tab screen shot
– JoeHz
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I have been encountering a problem that says unable to sync files because CMake is not installed. In that case that CMake is necessary to sync, I'm unable to find it in:

Settings > System Settings > Android SDK > SDK Tools

enter image description here

Is there an alternate way to manually install CMake?

edited Nov 23 at 17:06

Mohsen

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asked Nov 10 at 16:56

R Kailash Shankar

156113

I have been encountering a problem that says unable to sync files because CMake is not installed. In that case that CMake is necessary to sync, I'm unable to find it in:

Settings > System Settings > Android SDK > SDK Tools

enter image description here

Is there an alternate way to manually install CMake?

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edited Nov 23 at 17:06

Mohsen

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asked Nov 10 at 16:56

R Kailash Shankar

156113

edited Nov 23 at 17:06

Mohsen

10.1k42571

asked Nov 10 at 16:56

R Kailash Shankar

156113

edited Nov 23 at 17:06

Mohsen

10.1k42571

edited Nov 23 at 17:06

Mohsen

10.1k42571

edited Nov 23 at 17:06

Mohsen

10.1k42571

asked Nov 10 at 16:56

R Kailash Shankar

156113

asked Nov 10 at 16:56

R Kailash Shankar

156113

asked Nov 10 at 16:56

R Kailash Shankar

156113

Please show your SDK Update Sites Tab screen shot
– JoeHz
Nov 26 at 5:54

add a comment |

Please show your SDK Update Sites Tab screen shot
– JoeHz
Nov 26 at 5:54

Please show your SDK Update Sites Tab screen shot
– JoeHz
Nov 26 at 5:54

add a comment |

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I'm unable to find it in Settings > System Settings > Android SDK > SDK Tools.

The point in here is that maybe you're using the Android Studio 32 bit version and that's why it does not appear there (Refer to this answer) so go to:

C:Program FilesAndroidAndroid Studiobin

And find studio64.exe then open the Android Studio by clicking on this file. Cmake should be visible-available to install with the SDK Manager on Android Studio after that.

The other option will be installing the Cmake separately from it's website by installer or downloading the zip file of the Cmake and then the rest which mentioned in here.

It's available to download by SDK Manager on Android Studio v3.2 (64 bit) by the way:

enter image description here

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I'm unable to find it in Settings > System Settings > Android SDK > SDK Tools.

The point in here is that maybe you're using the Android Studio 32 bit version and that's why it does not appear there (Refer to this answer) so go to:

C:Program FilesAndroidAndroid Studiobin

And find studio64.exe then open the Android Studio by clicking on this file. Cmake should be visible-available to install with the SDK Manager on Android Studio after that.

The other option will be installing the Cmake separately from it's website by installer or downloading the zip file of the Cmake and then the rest which mentioned in here.

It's available to download by SDK Manager on Android Studio v3.2 (64 bit) by the way:

enter image description here

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I'm unable to find it in Settings > System Settings > Android SDK > SDK Tools.

The point in here is that maybe you're using the Android Studio 32 bit version and that's why it does not appear there (Refer to this answer) so go to:

C:Program FilesAndroidAndroid Studiobin

And find studio64.exe then open the Android Studio by clicking on this file. Cmake should be visible-available to install with the SDK Manager on Android Studio after that.

The other option will be installing the Cmake separately from it's website by installer or downloading the zip file of the Cmake and then the rest which mentioned in here.

It's available to download by SDK Manager on Android Studio v3.2 (64 bit) by the way:

enter image description here

answered Nov 23 at 17:04

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up vote
2
down vote

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I'm unable to find it in Settings > System Settings > Android SDK > SDK Tools.

The point in here is that maybe you're using the Android Studio 32 bit version and that's why it does not appear there (Refer to this answer) so go to:

C:Program FilesAndroidAndroid Studiobin

And find studio64.exe then open the Android Studio by clicking on this file. Cmake should be visible-available to install with the SDK Manager on Android Studio after that.

The other option will be installing the Cmake separately from it's website by installer or downloading the zip file of the Cmake and then the rest which mentioned in here.

It's available to download by SDK Manager on Android Studio v3.2 (64 bit) by the way:

enter image description here

answered Nov 23 at 17:04

Mohsen

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I'm unable to find it in Settings > System Settings > Android SDK > SDK Tools.

The point in here is that maybe you're using the Android Studio 32 bit version and that's why it does not appear there (Refer to this answer) so go to:

C:Program FilesAndroidAndroid Studiobin

And find studio64.exe then open the Android Studio by clicking on this file. Cmake should be visible-available to install with the SDK Manager on Android Studio after that.

The other option will be installing the Cmake separately from it's website by installer or downloading the zip file of the Cmake and then the rest which mentioned in here.

It's available to download by SDK Manager on Android Studio v3.2 (64 bit) by the way:

enter image description here

answered Nov 23 at 17:04

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