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Hello-JNI for Android Studio

I just started working with NDK and am struggling to get a Hello-JNI sample running on Android Studio. I worked with Eclipse, but I would prefer it to work in Android Studio. I spilled countless suggestions on how I should put the armeabi folder in the lib folder and pack it in a jar ( https://groups.google.com/forum/#!msg/adt-dev/nQobKd2Gl_8/Z5yWAvCh4h4J ), but nothing yet of this worked. This is getting rather unpleasant. Does anyone have a working Hello-JNI sample that you can create and run from Android Studio and deploy to your device? I just need a working NDK sample in Android Studio. Any help is appreciated, thanks guys.

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According to Google, Android Studio will start supporting NDK projects in it version 5.0 (I can’t find the source, but I will add it as soon as I get it). At the moment, the latest version is 3.1.

You can find a couple of workarounds for this thread.

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It worked, it is from Intel and is a bit dated, but it works.

https://software.intel.com/en-us/videos/using-the-ndk-with-android-studio

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First, you need Android Ndk, download it. you need to add android ndk to your project, so go to windows → Preference → Ndk → and it looks at your ndk path here.

After that, create one project for Android and right-click on the project and go to add built-in support, it will automatically create one .so file.

Just clean and create your project, including everything you need for ndk development.

Now create a nativ method in your activity and generate the header file using the javah command corresponding to the activity.

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