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I am doing it right now, for a computer vision app. CMake is kind of a pain, but the rest of it works fine. My one other work-related Android app also used C++
by Uhhrrr 6y ago
I am doing it right now, for a computer vision app. CMake is kind of a pain, but the rest of it works fine.
My one other work-related Android app also used C++, for computer vision-related stuff, 8 years ago. Android Studio/Kotlin/C++ is in my very subjective opinion about 20% better than 2012 Eclipse/Java/C++.
If I wanted to do basically everything in C++, I would strongly consider Qt.
- pjmlp 6y agoMaybe with the latest Qt release it has gotten better, as they have improved the JNI bindings support. When I tried it about 5 years ago, I ended up dropping Qt and doing Java/C++, because the effort to call Java from Qt wasn't worthwhile.
- Uhhrrr 6y agoI can't speak to that. Certainly for an app which spends a significant amount of time in UI-land it's better to stay on the anointed path if possible.