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Morckovka
Morckovka

Reputation: 103

General questions about Android ndk

I've been working for a month with android ndk, so I am quite a newbie. Currently I am trying to integrate some code into a big project and have multiple problems both with NDK and gstreamer. Questions are stupid but I would be very grateful if someone helped me:

1) After I build and compile a project, do I still need all of those Android.mk files? Or can I just add .so libraries using System.loadlibrary("library")?

2) After I build my .so files, do I still need to declare all .a files as build-shared libraries and link them to the .so which needs them?

3) When I add native android support, do I need to create separate libsomename.so or choose the existing?

Maybe someone could also link me to the good article about building?

Upvotes: 0

Views: 197

Answers (1)

Gabe Sechan
Gabe Sechan

Reputation: 93559

1)No, if its already compiled all you need is the so and loadLibrary call. However, if you want to update the library with your app its probably a good idea to keep them

2)No, once you have a .so file that's all you need

3)I'm not sure what you're asking there.

Upvotes: 3

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