Tag: Android
Integrating the Android NDK C++ Native Support into Eclipse Using Sequoyah
This is the latest post in a series by Charles Wilde about porting an app containing extensive C++ code to Android. The other posts are listed at the end of this one. I am working on a port of a large mobile app from Windows Mobile to Android. The app (Aton Connect) comprises about 100,000 ... Read More »
Pure Native App or Java Shell for Android Market?
Here is a recent question Charles Wilde received about porting native code to Android: Q: I just read your PDF book on native development for Android and have some questions about deploying applications on Android devices. Are you able to sign and deploy a purely native application to the Android Market and will devices even ... Read More »
Porting Native Code to Android: From Business Case to Coding
Currently being revised — see the bottom of this page for latest details. Do you want to port an existing software app to Android? Do you have questions about Android native development and tools to use? This new e-Book by Charles A. Wilde includes all 5 blog posts he wrote about Android native development plus ... Read More »
Android Native Libraries for Java Applications
Get all 5 posts on Android development in a downloadable PDF. Part Five of a Series of Posts about Android Mobile Application Development. In three prior blog posts, Developing An Android Mobile Application , Android Software Development Tools – What Do I Need? and Android Native Development on Ubuntu 9.04 (Jaunty Jackalope), I discussed our ... Read More »
Android Native Development Using the Android Open Source Project
Get all 5 posts on Android development in a downloadable PDF. Part Four of a Series of Posts about Android Mobile Application Development. In three prior blog posts, Developing An Android Mobile Application , Android Software Development Tools – What Do I Need? and Android Native Development on Ubuntu 9.04 (Jaunty Jackalope), I discussed our ... Read More »