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No idea, I've no experience with it.
by secondcoming 6y ago
No idea, I've no experience with it.
- pjmlp 6y agoYou should, then you will see how much C++ it actually uses. It exposes everything as C APIs, even thought it is a mix of Java and C++ on the implementation side, leaving the C++ developers to write their own type safe abstractions from scratch. Most just can't be bothered and write C in C++. Then there is the whole issue how, following Google C++'s guidelines, the NDK is actually implemented.