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Could you be more specific, what are pain points in AS compared to VS2015 when working with NDK?
by vetinari 11y ago
Could you be more specific, what are pain points in AS compared to VS2015 when working with NDK?
- pjmlp 11y ago- Gradle support for NDK is still work in progress and keeps changing - Android Studio doesn't support ndk-build based projects - Android Studio turns my core duo, with 8GB RAM, 512 GB HD into a propeller airplane and Gradle builds take minutes versus seconds in Visual Studio (Ant/ndk-build) - VS2015 has direct support for mobile cross platform, so I can from the same IDE target Android and WP - Intelisense is faster and more accurate on Visual Studio than Android Studio - I am yet to test the debugging support, including visualizers in Android Studio, because I lost my patience to keep on waiting minutes even for "hello world" builds - Visual Studio C++ team tries to improve the experience and actively asks for feedback, Android Studio team just ignores NDK users.