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Using VirtualBox to develop mobile applications?

I still want to use VitualBox to develop mobile applications, but I can’t get the emulator to work fast enough inside an already emulated 32-bit machine.

Is there any way around this?

Now that it seems to me that there is no answer to this question, I decided that I would ask him anyway.

PS I have a 64-bit machine.

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This should do the trick: 4 (or more) the main processor, lots of RAM (> 4 GB) and install a virtual operating system on a drive different from the one that your main OS uses (for example, an external FireWire / ESATA drive). Another virtualization software might be faster, but I don't know that.

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You can use the x86 assembly for android on another virtual machine instead of the emulated shoulder of the current SDK ... (rumors that Google will still move in that direction). Recently I tried this, it booted up / worked much faster than a hand emulator running on a physical machine, but the mouse emulation was very slow, maybe they fixed it now.

(You must configure adb on top of tcp manually or using your own script so that eclipse or something else is known about this goal)

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