May 2020
Intermediate to advanced
530 pages
17h 8m
English
In this section, we will use the Android Studio IDE to create our mobile application. We can use a default Native C++ wizard in the Android Studio IDE to create an application stub. Android Studio will create a specific project structure; the following sample shows the most valuable parts of it:
app | src | main cpp | CMakeLists.txt native-lib.cpp java | com | example | Camera2 | MainActivity.java res | layout | activity_main.xml values | colors.xml strings.xml styles.xml ... build.gradle ...build.gradlelocal.properties...
The cpp folder contains the C++ part of the whole project. In this project, the Android Studio IDE created the C++ part as a native shared library project that had been configured with the CMake ...
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