Build a JNI compiling environment using ADT + ndk

JNI is the interface for Android to call the library written in C ++. The difference between C ++ and Java is not discussed in this article. In addition, it only records how to build the environment.

First, download the ADT package and the ndk package.

The ADT package contains eclipse, so you do not need to install eclipse.

After installation, there are two methods to compile the JNI project.

One way is to set the ndk path in windows, properties, and build in the ADT menu, and select the default ndk compilation in the project properties.

Another way is to set the ndk path in the menu windows, properties, and build of ADT. At the same time, configure the ndk_root and path in the system environment variables. Then, in the project properties, do not select the default ndk and enter the compilation command.

 

Because the local machine does not have an installation environment, it cannot. If you are lucky to see this article, contact me if you have any questions.

 

 

Build a JNI compiling environment using ADT + ndk