I am playing with android ndk. I am using Window Vista with cygwin (latest version). I compiled and launched the hello world jni sample on my phone. It is working. The code is (is a .cpp file):
I have notice that Android NDK (r6b in my case) produce unreasonable big resulting .so files. For example, in my case I have ~150-200 lines of C++ code (6 native methods and 3 C++ simplest classes) an
I am using Eclipse to experiment Android NDK programming.My platform info is as follows: Windows 7. Eclipse platform. I can use this eclipse platform to build android apps without hassle; no probl
I am trying to optimise native code. I tried using Debug.startMethodTracing() and Debug.stopMethodTracing(). But its profiling only java functions, its not profiling the native code. The native call t
Is there 开发者_运维问答a standarized API for taking pictures using Android NDK? Or is it really necessary to go through Java for that?Yes. It is necessary to go through Java. Since NDK access will
How to compile 开发者_开发技巧native code in arm mode? After setting LOCAL_ARM_MODE to \"arm\",recompiling(including STLport) and starting app, I got SIGBUS exception in /system/lib/libstdc++.so.
I\'ve setup my Eclipse to debug the Native side of my application using Eclipse & Seqoyah and added the appropriate C/C++ Application Debug Configuration.
I am having a hard time tracking down a bug in native C code within my Android application.This code sits in Wireshark, which I\'ve ported to Android.I have run this same code on x86 numerous times un
I am having unexpected behavior within a native C function, which is called by an AsyncTask thread.The code is pretty straight forward.I do error checking on memory which I am going to copy a string i
In My Application i stored the data in to the One class said name as abc. in this class there are only getter setter methods available. I am going to store the String array in to that class by getter
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