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What is the Android Native Development Kit (NDK)? The NDK (Native Development Kit) is a tool that allows you to program in C C++ for Android devices It's intended to integrate with the SDK (it's described as a "companion tool") and used only for performance-critical portions of a project
Android studio, gradle and NDK - Stack Overflow Android Studio and the NDK are integrated well enough so that you just need to create an ndk {} block in your module's build gradle, and set your source files into the (module) src main jni directory - and you're done! No more ndk-build from the command line
Difference between CMake and NDK-build in android studio project The NDK itself is a collection of compilers and libraries that are needed to build C C++ code for Android ndk-build and cmake both use the NDK What is the actual difference between CMake and NDK build in android studio project
Gradle sync failed, NDK not configured, download it with SDK manager I could not select an NDK version from the project structure menu, and it looked like the NDK was already installed in the SDK manager It wasn't until i used the "Show Package Details" checkbox that i realized that the installed NDK version was different than the one in my build gradle file