Intro to Android NDK - 10 - Using JNI OnLoad

Part 10/10

While most Android apps are written in pure Java, Android's Native Development Kit (NDK) enables us to access code written in C/C++ via Java Native Interface (JNI). This is often done in the name of performance, or to take advantage of existing legacy code-base.
In this tutorial, we will see what NDK is, why we would use it, and build a simple application to see how to get started.

[tristanlasty]

Very good tutorial! What would be useful is to show the horrors of UnsatisfiedLinkErrors and how to troubleshoot/fix them.

[Stalkie]

Amazing tutorials, really well explained!

[abanoubedwar]

Thanks man I really learned something here
you are a good instructor

[lokeshmanikanta]

good and nice tutorial which helps me alot

[sujith]

Please make the CMake version of this series..

[MajorBreakfast]

This tutorial was awesome. I really learned a lot!

[pluspingya]

very good tutorial, i've learned a lot!

[KarthikBalakrishnan]

Could you please update the github repo with the C++ source? Excellent tutorials!

[chrisc]

excellent is the source code available for download anywhere?

[MrNiceseb]

Why is compling error: ANDROID_LOG_DEBUG cannnot be resolved?