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I have an Android app that's downloaded primarily from Android Market (now, Google Play). We made a few tweaks to the source and also submitted to the Amazon App Store to see what sort of traction it gets. I'm now looking for a sustainable way to develop from a common code base and yet build so that I can submit to either/both. Amazon's store has some restrictions about available APIs, and hence I'd like to conditionally remove/modify features from that version. Since Java doesn't support traditional conditional compilation, and conditionally including files in Eclipse doesn't seem trivial (is it even possible?), I wanted to ask what others are doing to solve this. Admittedly, I'm no Eclipse/Java expert so feel free to school me. What I'm looking for in a solution: Building/debugging using Eclipse. Static code files, with environment/settings toggles to control what to build. No duplicate code or conditional logic in code to pick code flow at runtime Is this something you've solved for Android apps specifically, or for other Java/Eclipse based projects? Suggestions for where to begin?

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