I am developing a java application which uses a c++ library. My application type is an client/server RCP (eclipse plugin based). The problem is when I try to connect more than 2 clients to my server,
Does the Android Marketplace allow JNI based apps?How about the carriers?What are disadvantages to using C/C++ library in Android app开发者_StackOverflow? Q1: Yes. We have one there.
I am trying to run the following C++ method from Java using JNA, but I get an EXCEPTION_ACCESS_VIOLATION.
When compiling and running the following code under valgrind, I consistently get \"Invalid write of size 4\" errors. Is there a clean way of calling JNI_CreateJavaVM() so that valgrind doesn\'t throw
Disclaimer: I ignore pretty much everything about C++, so I hope I\'m not saying stupid things here, if I am, please feel free to correct me.
Currently I am working with the Android NDK and JNI. I am trying to build a C++ code with NDK. But I got the following errors:
I\'m building a J2EE project, in which I would like to use an API which is only available in C. I was thinking of using JNI to do so, but after a quick look at this tutorial, it looks that I in order
I\'d like to be able to add a little native C code in my Android app.I have an IntBuffer which I use as a parameter to OpenGL\'s glColorPointer method.This is populated/used something like this:
The开发者_运维百科se day I have been reading about Java Native Interface.So by the way I do have doubt.Let say for a instance,If we need to do a I/O operation in Java program, we exercise the Java API
Just wondering if someone knows how to find out memory leaks in native code from android. Google search gives lot of solution, but none of them is full. Please let me know if anybody knows how to do t
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