It says "part of application" can be written in C/C++,
which practically means you can use program parts
for your Java Android program, just like you can write
C/C++ parts for your Harbour/Clipper program.
From here the question is what functionality do they
support for such C modules. The answer is right on
the download page:
C RTL, math lib, JNI (similar to Harbour extend/item API),
zlib, logging.
JNI could be the escape route here, but quick search
didn't reveal some important areas it should cover for
serious app programming on the C level.
If C level is okey, still needs to be tackled onto/under
this layer.
Brgds,
Viktor
On 2009.07.20., at 3:54, Massimo Belgrano wrote:
2009/7/11 Viktor Szakáts <[email protected]>
Android
http://www.android.com/
It's Java based, so chances aren't very high.
not only java based
the cross-toolchain that comes with the NDK (or even the Android
build system)
is built with Cygwin and will require a Cygwin installation (the
rest of the
NDK could trivially depend on mingw binaries only).
Curiosity: Is present also a intel x86 version of android
http://code.google.com/p/live-android/
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