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-# Building DroidFish
+# Links
 
-## Introduction
+[More information](http://hem.bredband.net/petero2b/droidfish/index.html)
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-This page explains how to build DroidFish using eclipse in linux and windows.
-
-## Preparations
-
-To build DroidFish, you need a working eclipse installation with git support. To make eclipse correctly handle UTF-8 encoded source files, go to Window > Preferences > General > Workspace and change "Text file encoding" to UTF-8.
-
-## Building DroidFish
-
-1. To build the DroidFish Android app, you first need to install the Android SDK and the
-   Android NDK from http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html. SDK and NDK installation
-   instructions can be found elsewhere.
-
-2. Disable "Build automatically" from the "Project" menu.
-
-3. Checkout the eclipse projects:
-  1. In eclipse, select File -> Import -> Git -> Projects from Git.
-  2. Select "Clone URI", click next.
-  3. In the URI field, enter https://github.com/peterosterlund2/droidfish.git, click next.
-  4. Click next and finish to import all projects.
-
-4. If java is installed in a non-standard location on your computer or you are using
-   windows, change the BinBook_builder eclipse builder:
-  1. Right click on CuckooChessEngine in the package explorer, select Properties.
-  2. Click Builders -> BinBook_builder -> Edit.
-  3. Change "Location" to point to your java executable. In windows, this is likely
-     C:\Windows\System32\java.exe.
-
-5. Define the NDK environment variable to point to your NDK installation directory, or
-   modify the DroidFish Native_Builder (DroidFish -> Properties -> Builders ->
-   Native_builder -> Edit -> Location) to point to the ndk-build script in the NDK
-   installation directory. If you are using windows, point to the ndk-build.cmd script in
-   the NDK installation directory.
-
-6. Enable "Build automatically" from the "Project" menu.