Could anybody help me to integrate the C++ LibRaw library into an Android project? I have tried using NDK but with no success.
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I've been looking into compiling code directly on my phone and have found a few ide's (pretty much just text editors) that can compile java, pascal, c, c++ etc.. They use online compilers to compile the code. Is it possible to compile code for android this way and have the online compiler return an apk? Given the sdk was installed server side.
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That good to use,but android Compile have a lot of bug!
Preamble: I am a Java Android developer. I know the standard Android development flow.
I want to start developing for AOSP-CM. I follow the guide for import the whole Java source code in Eclipse, using the .classpath file provided with the source code. So I have a Java Project with all the source code, and I can browse and edit everything.
The next step is try to setup a single Android Project, for example the Phone Application, in order to use the ADT plugin feature like GUI graphical editor.
I want to edit Phone sources, build within Eclipse and above all use Eclipse Debugger.
It is possible? Where I can find a guide or tutorial ?
Sorry but I don't believe that nobody has addressed this problem.
How a CyanongenMod developer develop and build a single application? (please...don't reply with "vim" , "nano" or similar....not in the 21th century )
Hello,
I've just started my "adventure" with developing apps for android and I created a simple C++ app (analyzes equations) and I would like to build GUI for it. Right now it's working in terminal and every input must be written as text. I want to create graphical interface so inputs could be written in text fields and saved as int variables. Is it possible? How can I do this?
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Well, you will need to create "normal" android application using Java and Android SDK and then use Java Native Interface (JNI) to communicate with your C++ code. I must say though that this is not all that straightforward and easy.
Why not Qt ?
If you really want C++, use Qt which supports Android since 5.x.
Using the NDK for building GUI Applications is not a good idea. Stick with Java, JS (Cordova) or C++/Qt
Just create android application with JNI. For that you should mark methods in some class as native, invoke javah utilite to generate headers and then implement it C++.
+1 for using Qt, trying to develop a GUI with C++ from scratch will not be easy otherwise.
Hi,
I have built a custom SDK (modifying SDK 23) and set its build version (API) to 50 (So as not to clash with the existing ones). I want to use custom libraries of this SDK in my Android Studio Application. For this purpose I want to compile the application against the SDK version 50(compileSdkVersion=50).
But when I change compileSdkVersion to 50, it gives dependency errors. The support libraries, needed by application, are not generated along with Sdk generation.
Need help regarding using this custom SDK in android application.
Hi,
I need to edit some java class files in Android SDK (Target: API 23) because i want to create custom feature for my app.
Do someone know how i can rebuild SDK?
Thanks