You will need to use JNI and you'll still have to use Java. Keep in mind
that Android is mostly about Java development. NDK is still fairly new and
as of yet can't access many things that you can only access via Java. This
is why advanced music apps, and even high quality games are tough at the
On Dec 14, 11:42 am, Martin Hardman martin.hard...@mobidia.com
wrote:
Is there somewhere that describes how to add services in the kernel
and make them available to the Java layer for apps to use?
Search for information about the Android NDK (native development
kit).
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