I\'m developing an Android application with native code. I don\'t know how to debug a shared library so I decided to log values from a pointer to LogCat.
I am developing an android project that uses a lot of JNI to interact with native application code for it to work.
I have the following pointer: jfloat *verticesLocal; And I want make a new copy to: jfloat *v开发者_如何学编程ertices;
I have project where i\'m developing an Android App using a lot of existing C++ code accessed through JNI which opens and closes sockets.
I\'ve worked with OpenCV in combination with Android before and what I always tried to do is to use as few calls as possible between my native code and my java code. When I look at the OpenCV port for
This is more of an answer than a question, because I\'ve figured it out, at least as far as cleanly compiling the library. The main issue for me was to get shared_ptr working.
i was trying to run the hello-jni example that comes bundled with the NDK samples. i keep getting the following error on the emulator and the phone everytime i try executing my app:
I cannot find the old Android ndk 1.5 r1 installation file anywh开发者_Go百科ere on the web (right now its r4b)? I think google dropped it becuase it shouldnt be needed anymore. Does anyone know where
I am reusing a legacy C library in an iOS app and in an Android app. I want to customize some macro definitions (e.g. for logging). Are there standard defines to check for (using #ifdef) whether the c
I\'m doing some bimap manipulation, and my code works well on HVGA devices. However, on WVGA, the JNI crashes with a seg fault.
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