This is a small example of how to implement native extensions for Android
It features .java files, .jar files, resources, and native function calls (vibration)
If you put the resources under myext/res/android/res they will be picked up as regular Android resources, and
as such, they need to conform to the naming standards of Android resources
To be able to communicate between C++ and Java, you use JNI Calls. Some resources:
We've added a small example of how to build a .jar file from .java source.
Simply open a command prompt and go to the java_src folder, and run the build.sh file.
It requires javac which you'll get when you install the Java SE Development Kit
Note that we use the flags -source 1.6 -target 1.6 due to the fact that we support many older Android devices.
To show you how to create a C++ library file on your own, we've added a small example for this.
Simply open a command prompt and go to the java_src folder, and run the build.sh file.
It requires that you have installed an Android SDK and NDK.
NOTE: You may have to alter your "lib_src/build.sh" script with the appropriate paths to your local android tools