The simplest configuration method for creating NDK and JNI development environments in eclipse

First, the use of the environment

1, WINDOWS64-bit operating system

2, ADT for adt-bundle-windows-x86_64-20130917

3. NDK for android-ndk-r9b

Second, configure the build header file. h

⒈ First, click External Tools configurations ...

⒉ Then, click

⒊ Next, look at the diagram operation

Finally click Apply, then we create a new class file in an Android project

Configuration build NDK, similar to the above, can be configured in the reference diagram

Create a C file

Create a Android.mk file

Create a Application.mk file

Finally, the library file loading so can use the C function as a Java function.

Well, it's a quick way to develop JNI with Eclipse, have you learned it?

The simplest configuration method for creating NDK and JNI development environments in eclipse