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Also a few bullets below the wiki states arm-eabi-4.4.0, but looks like JB-4.2.2 uses arm-eabi-4.6.

In my case I have the folder as android-ndk-r8e. Also I was wondering "android-ndk-r5-windows" reference to window OS. I don't see a app_process, is this a folder or a file.

In section In CCS, create a debug configuration for a C/C++ application:, third bullet On “Main” tab, set:Ĭ/C++ Application: android-ndk-r5-windows\android-ndk-r5\samples\hello-jni\obj\local\armeabi\ app_process.

Can you please let me know what I am missing? When I execute 6) I don't see any files to select. I believe the intend is to convert the Java files to C/C++. Click File->New->Convert to C/C++ Project.

Under In CCS bullet, item 6 states, Go to C/C++ Perspective.

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Section: Hello-jni of Android NDK on Android Device Appreciate any feed back to the following questions.

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Make sure you have installed the 32 bit libraries.I have been using TI-Android-JB-4.2.2 to evaluate the AM335x processor for one of our projects.

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This might help: Building from a 64 bit machine (Linux) In case you encounter bunch of linker errors when building your app with boost, To contribute to the project make sure to use the devel branch which will make it easier to test changes and to merge incoming pull requests (PR). The master branch is where the current stable version lies and which should be used in most of the cases, the devel branch in turn is where development occurs. The projects is split into two main branches, the master and devel. These can be used to check what version of the NDK. Added NDKMAJOR, NDKMINOR, NDKBETA, NDKCANARY, and ndk-major-at-least APIs to ndk-build. This is to support import of dependencies from AAR dependencies. Note that you should build your project and Boost with the same version of NDK as the C++ STL inside NDK r4 and NDK r5 are not compatible in some subtle details. Added NDKGRADLEINJECTEDIMPORTPATH support to ndk-build. Now use ndk-build to build and have fun with it! LOCAL_LDLIBS += -L$(LOCAL_PATH)/boost/lib/ -lboost_system -lboost_.

LOCAL_CFLAGS += -I$(LOCAL_PATH)/boost/include/boost-1_48 autoconf, automake, libtool, pkg-config.NDK ( official or customized by CrystaX).R25 from the official android repository.įor NDK from r4 to r10, GCC with gnustl_static runtime library is used, only ARM architecture is supported.įor NDK from r16 to r18b, clang with c++_static runtime library is used, all architectures are supported.įor NDK from r19 and up, clang with c++_shared runtime library is used, all architectures are supported. R23 from the official android repository. R20 from the official android repository. R19c from the official android repository. R19 from the official android repository. R18b from the official android repository. R18 from the official android repository. R17b from the official android repository.

R16 from the official android repository. R10 from the official android repository. R8e from the official android repository. R8d from the official android repository. R8c from the official android repository. R8b from the official android repository. R4 customized by Dmitry Moskalchuk aka CrystaX.

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To compile Boost for Android you may use one of the following NDKs: NDK / boost Other versions of Boost are built only for arm architecture, they are using gcc toolchain and gnustl library. X86, mips, and 64-bit architectures are built with Boost 1.65.1 and NDK r16-beta2, this version uses clang toolchain with llvm libc++ STL library.