I created the Native-Activity app for Android in Visual Studio 2015. If I just ran the sample code, the application works. However, I want to use an external library in my application. To do this, I do the following:
- Add include directory in C / C ++ → General → Additional Include Directories
- Add the lib / x86 path to Linker-> General-> Additional Library Directories
- Add Library Name in Linker-> Input-> Library Dependencies
With these settings, I can use some library code in my project and compile it. If, for example, I have to omit the library directory, the compiler complains about unrealized functions.
But if I run the generated apk on an emulator or Android phone, it will instantly work, even before it breaks the point.
Even when I don't actually use the library (comment out all my own code), but just link it, the application will crash.
I have one key: even if the library is used to compile the application, it is not copied to the apk file. I unpacked apk and it includes 2 files in lib \ x86: gdbserver and libAndroid1.so (which is a compiled version of my own action). But the library I linked just doesn't exist.
I suppose I should indicate somewhere in the project that I want my library to be included in apk, but where do I do it?
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