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Android Native Development Kit Cookbook

You're reading from   Android Native Development Kit Cookbook Create Android apps using Native C/C++ with the expert guidance contained in this cookbook. From basic routines to advanced multimedia development, it helps you harness the full power of Android NDK.

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Product type Paperback
Published in Mar 2013
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781849691505
Length 346 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Liu Feipeng Liu Feipeng
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Table of Contents (16) Chapters Close

Android Native Development Kit Cookbook
Credits
About the Author
About the Reviewers
www.PacktPub.com
Preface
1. Hello NDK 2. Java Native Interface FREE CHAPTER 3. Build and Debug NDK Applications 4. Android NDK OpenGL ES API 5. Android Native Application API 6. Android NDK Multithreading 7. Other Android NDK API 8. Porting and Using the Existing Libraries with Android NDK 9. Porting an Existing Application to Android with NDK Index

Building Android NDK applications for different CPU features


Many projects use native code to improve performance. One advantage of developing in NDK over SDK is that we can build different packages for different CPUs, which is the topic of this recipe.

Getting ready

Please read the Building Android NDK application for different ABIs recipe before going through this one.

How to do it…

The following steps build Android NDK applications for different CPU features.

  1. At Eclipse, click on File | New | Other. Select Android Project from Existing Code under Android as shown in the following screenshot. Then click on Next:

  2. Browse to the samples/hello-neon folder of the Android NDK folder. Then click on Finish.

  3. Start a terminal, then go to the samples/hello-neon/jni folder. Type the command "ndk-build" to build the binaries.

  4. Run the Android project on different devices and emulators. Based on your device/emulator ABI and availability of the NEON feature, you should be able to see the results as follows...

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