Nov 2016
7 Mon
8 Tue
9 Wed
10 Thu 08:45 AM – 06:00 PM IST
11 Fri 08:45 AM – 06:00 PM IST
12 Sat
13 Sun
Naman Dwivedi
Android NDK provides a powerful set of tools to build and run native code in Android apps. Often times, an Andorid app will need to execute code written in such native code languages like C/C++ for doing some computationally intensive tasks or for simply reusing code libraries written in these languages. In this workshop, I will be talking about setting up the NDK and how to port existing softwares written in C/C++ to Android and Java.
Introduction and Setup -
When to use the NDK.
Setting up the NDK to work with Android Studio and Gradle
Introduction to Android.mk and Application.mk
Compiling native code
Compiling native code to build shared libraries
Building libraries for different CPU architectures
Java Native Interface (JNI)
JNI basics and syntax
Communication between native and Java code using JNI
Porting native code libraries to Java
Creating a Java wrapper around a native library
Using the Java wrapper and native code as a seperate module or an Android library
Laptop with Android Studio installed along with Android SDK and NDK (https://developer.android.com/ndk/downloads/index.html)
Persuing B.Tech from Delhi College of Engineering and currently in 3rd year. I am an enthusiastic open source Android developer. I like to work on Core and UI/UX development. I have also been contributing to CyanogenMod and AOSP in my free time recently.
I am the lead Android developer of the winning team of the PMO Mobile app contest, a contest organised by Google and government to crowd-source the app for the Prime Minister’s office of India.
I am a top ranked developer (Ranked No. 1) on Github in terms of number of stars on Github projects in Android/Java. I have also been a speaker at DroidCon 2015 where I talked about Custom views and animations.
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