Good news for everyone wanting to do more C/C++ on Android: with the newest NDK update (r5, available in Gingerbread) it’s now possible to develop apps and games solely in C/C++, even for sound there is no Java glue necessary anymore. Google’s Android developers also added a full example Activity implemented only in C to the demo library.
This update particularly simplifies building native Android games using one of the existing game engines in C/C++, which are available under all kinds of licenses ranging from open-source to freeware to commercial.
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June 18th, 2011 at 4:22 pm
Hi,
I have a quetion : Doesnt NDK r5c support UNICODE?
Thank you in advance.
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