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That is largely unfortunate dogma. The most likely reason to use the NDK is when you are using existing C(++) code, for instance from your iOS or desktop versi
by corresation 13y ago
That is largely unfortunate dogma.
The most likely reason to use the NDK is when you are using existing C(++) code, for instance from your iOS or desktop versions of your app. For me the biggest advantage is building the app for Win64, using rich tools and a high power testing platform and just run a different make and now I have an Android app.