I have a C++ lib called mylib, compiled with ndk-build of Android NDK r6b under CYGWIN. The resulting library file is called libmylib.so.
I am working with Android NDK r6b under cygwin (the system is updated correctly). I am modifying the hello-jni sample in order to learn working with NDK. Since i have a library written in C++ that i w
I am using vs-android for building native C++ Android applications. I would like to debug from the command line by launching gdbserver on the emulator and connecting to that GDB server. Since I\'m not
The gdbserver shipped with the android-ndk has some really odd behaviour. The example below crashes instantly as soon as one step is taken, while running it without debugging works perfectly fine:
I am trying to compile tesseract for android using android ndk r5, code of tesseract is obtained by checking out http://code.google.com/p/tesseract-android-tools/, i am unable to compile tesseract and
I know it\'s possible to add some layouts like Button and TextView to a LinearLayout.I want to create more then one TextView based on the condition of a for loop.
I am creating an application which is use Service Component and Activity Component ,I want to run the application always in background . Suppose we switch off the mobile and when we on the mobile our
This probably is one of my own mistakes, but I can\'t seem to find what is wrong. After trying to improve performance of my application, I moved audio buffering from the Java layer to the native layer
Please help I search throw whole internet but I can\'t find answer ... C Layer I have created simple function int mean(int, int); and place it in calc_mean.h and initialize it in calc_mean.c here a
It seems Eclipse is easily confused when doing debugging using GDB. In the p开发者_如何学运维roject there is a DownloadManager.cpp file which contains JNI glue code to run code within the Shared Libra
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