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I know this sidesteps the entire point of getting Java and such up and running, but can't you just use VS to write standard C++ and then use the NDK? (sorry, yo
by icegreentea 16y ago
I know this sidesteps the entire point of getting Java and such up and running, but can't you just use VS to write standard C++ and then use the NDK? (sorry, your site is blocked at work, I'm just guessing here)
- jere_jones 16y agoThe NDK is really only good for writing back end stuff. You can't do any UI with it.