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How to fix an UnsatisfiedLinkError for native cpp function in Android (ndk) 12 Years Ago by dorien I am trying to run an easy Android ndk app in cpp, but I get UnsatisfiedLink Error for the … := native LOCAL_SRC_FILES := native.cpp include $(BUILD_SHARED_LIBRARY) I compile this with ndk-build and all goes well, it provides me with a… Re: How to fix an UnsatisfiedLinkError for native cpp function in Android (ndk) 12 Years Ago by dorien The cpp syntax was a bit different from the c you see everywhere... extern "C" { JNIEXPORT jstring JNICALL Java_com_optimuse_app_OptimuseAppActivity_generate(JNIEnv* env, jobject thiz){ return env->NewStringUTF("Hello from JNI cpp!"); }} Client / Server API's for C++? 15 Years Ago by shinkelwars … current implementation they have uses a piece of code called NDK which is just a CSocket wrapper written by one guy…: [url]http://www.codeproject.com/KB/IP/ndk.aspx[/url] I've done a little googling around and… Directories in Bloodshed 14 Years Ago by Nandomo I want to use Ncurses on Dev-Cpp but don't know how to install it. I have downloaded the ndk for it, any help? had a virus, cannot associate .exe files, maybe its not gone... 13 Years Ago by jimfive … --sha-w- c:\documents and settings\all users\application data\ndk.exe 2011-04-08 18:00:43 0 --sha-w… malloc not recognized in NDK 11 Years Ago by 9tontruck Hi, I am implementing an Android app using my old C++ classes. Everything looks okay but I have a wierd message which is : Invalid arguments ' Candidates are: void * malloc(?) ' The malloc code is written in a cpp file and <stdlib.h> is included properly but compiler does not recognize malloc :( What should I do? Re: malloc not recognized in NDK 11 Years Ago by rubberman Why are you using malloc() in your C++ classes? Have you tried operator new? Can't import asset_manager_jni.h in NDK 11 Years Ago by 9tontruck I strongly think this is a bug on Eclipse. The problem I have is explained in the image I attached so please take a look. I think I did the all settings correctly. ${NDKROOT}/platforms/android-9/arch-arm/usr/include in Paths and Symbols GNU C/C++ But I keep having "No such file" error when I try to include <android/… Re: Can't import asset_manager_jni.h in NDK 11 Years Ago by JamesCherrill Did you notice that this is the Java forum? Do you know that your program is not a Java program? Re: Can't import asset_manager_jni.h in NDK 11 Years Ago by peter_budo Moving C++ for Android Re: C++ API for NCURSE 13 Years Ago by dellat [QUOTE=L7Sqr;1736768]How about [URL="http://ndk-xx.sourceforge.net/"]http://ndk-xx.sourceforge.net/[/URL]?[/QUOTE] thanx for your… reply. I've tried to install ndk++ but couldn't due to make error of one of… Re: Learning Java for Android Apps 13 Years Ago by peter_budo There is no specific Java requirement for Android, just general understanding of Java. You can still develop in C++ with [URL="http://developer.android.com/sdk/ndk/index.html"]Android NDK[/URL] but I have zero to none knowledge/experience with it (I'm sort of C++ ignorant) Re: How difficult would it be to port CLIPS rules engine in Java 13 Years Ago by mobidev Hi, I currently involved in a similar work to port CLIPS to Android. Can you please help us to port? Basically,, these are the steps i have carried out as of now. Taken the CLIPS source files and used Android NDK to create .so file. Loading the .so from my activity. Using CLIPS NDK as an interface. Re: C++ API for NCURSE 13 Years Ago by L7Sqr How about [URL="http://ndk-xx.sourceforge.net/"]http://ndk-xx.sourceforge.net/[/URL]? Re: app dev 12 Years Ago by myk45 … Android, there is support for using C/C++ via the NDK. There are several tutorials on it. I had tried it… details [here](http://mukundyk.blogspot.in/2012/07/android-and-ndk-vs-android.html) if you're intereseted. Re: Programming an app for android tablet 11 Years Ago by Rick_Daniels … using C/C++ through Cygwin and Android NDK: http://developer.android.com/tools/sdk/ndk/index.html The way this works is… Re: Android Force Close help? 13 Years Ago by hithirdwavedust Well, you could use the NDK for native java, though it's not exactly recommended. You could also try reposting your code with thorough commentary so that we don't have to interpret every single line ourselves <3 Re: Learning Java for Android Apps 13 Years Ago by AshfaqueIW But what i found out that, with Android NDK you cannot completely develop your Applications in C/C++. Only … Re: Qt on android 13 Years Ago by jbennet No QT on android. You *can* do (some) android development in C++ using the NDK but its generally for system-level-stuff. End user apps are generally done in Java. Bear in mind that GUIs in android is nothig like the way you do it on the desktop (swing etc..) Re: Help with Ironing Out A Bug in an Android App (Need Some Advice) 12 Years Ago by saisyam.dampuri Hi, From the above log, it seems there is a shared libary missing. The game library used some native library .so or .dll to get some complex thing done. I think that library is missing. Check out how to link native libraries built using NDK to your Android project. Re: what are the building blocks of android 9 Years Ago by Freshly … write in native languages like C or C++ using the NDK (Native Development Kit) provided by Android. These are compiled to… Re: Client / Server API's for C++? 15 Years Ago by kvprajapati As C++ developer - stop finding ready-made code or solution otherwise you will mess up your work. Re: Client / Server API's for C++? 15 Years Ago by Ancient Dragon I know of one library, but I don't know if it would fill your needs. [URL="http://www.datareel.com"]DataReel[/URL] This library contains a lot of code, but also client/server sockets with sample programs. Re: Client / Server API's for C++? 15 Years Ago by shinkelwars [QUOTE=Ancient Dragon;885477]I know of one library, but I don't know if it would fill your needs. [URL="http://www.datareel.com"]DataReel[/URL] This library contains a lot of code, but also client/server sockets with sample programs.[/QUOTE] Thank you very much, I will certainly investigate this. adatapost: In this particular … Re: Client / Server API's for C++? 15 Years Ago by siddhant3s >As C++ developer - stop finding ready-made code or solution otherwise you will >mess up your work. "Good programmers know what to write. Great ones know what to rewrite (and reuse)." He is not looking for "homework helps". He is trying to exercise what is one of the well known good programming methodology "Code … Re: Client / Server API's for C++? 15 Years Ago by marco93 [QUOTE=shinkelwars;885910] On the other hand, I think a lot of developers would disagree with you when it comes to reusing code or using API's and existing implementations to write new software.[/QUOTE] No, never copy other people code (specially codeproject or others not-professional code, plenty of bugs and unusable in production environment… Re: Client / Server API's for C++? 15 Years Ago by Ancient Dragon I agree with Siddhant -- but you have to be careful of the code you use. For example I have used some MFC c++ code from codeproject.com in my production projects. One was an editable grid control for wireless devices running Mobile 5.0 and PocketPC which would have taken hundreds of manhours to duplicate. Re: Directories in Bloodshed 14 Years Ago by Ancient Dragon Maybe you should be using [URL="http://pdcurses.sourceforge.net/"]PDCurses [/URL]instead of NCurses Re: Directories in Bloodshed 14 Years Ago by Nandomo And where would I put it? Re: Directories in Bloodshed 14 Years Ago by Ancient Dragon >>And where would I put it? Anywhere you want to on your computer. The download *.zip file contains several directories -- one of them is win32. Inside that directory is a makefile for various MS-Windows and MS-DOS compilers. AFAIK Dev-C++ is not one of the supported compilers. If you want to use Dev-C++ IDE then you will have to create…