- Android NDK Beginner's Guide Second Edition
- Table of Contents
- Android NDK Beginner's Guide Second Edition
- Credits
- About the Author
- About the Reviewers
- www.PacktPub.com
- Preface
- 1. Setting Up Your Environment
- Time for action – installing Android SDK and NDK on Ubuntu
- Time for action – creating an Android virtual device
- Time for action – setting up an Android device
- Summary
- 2. Starting a Native Android Project
- Creating your first native Android project
- Time for action – creating a native Android project
- Interfacing Java with C/C++
- Debugging native Android applications
- Time for action – debugging a native Android application
- Analyzing native crash dumps
- Time for action – analyzing a native crash dump
- Setting up a Gradle project to compile native code
- Time for action – creating a native Android project
- Time for action – using your own Makefiles with Gradle
- Summary
- 3. Interfacing Java and C/C++ with JNI
- Initializing a native JNI library
- Time for action – defining a simple GUI
- Time for action – initializing the native store
- Converting Java strings in native code
- Time for action – handling strings in the native store
- Passing Java primitives to native code
- Time for action – handling primitives in the native store
- Referencing Java objects from native code
- Time for action – saving references to Objects in native Store
- Managing Java arrays
- Time for action – handling Java arrays in native Store
- Raising and checking Java exceptions
- Summary
- Time for action – determining JNI method signatures
- Time for action – calling back Java from native code
- Time for action – running and synchronizing a thread
- Processing bitmaps natively
- Time for action – decoding a camera's feed
- Summary
- 5. Writing a Fully Native Application
- Summary
- Time for action – initializing OpenGL ES
- Time for action – clearing and swapping buffers
- An insight into the OpenGL pipeline
- Loading textures using the Asset manager
- Time for action – reading assets with the Asset manager
- Time for action – compiling and embedding libpng module
- Time for action – loading a PNG image
- Time for action – generating an OpenGL texture
- Drawing 2D sprites
- Rendering particle effects
- Adapting graphics to various resolutions
- Time for action – adapting resolution with off-screen rendering
- 7. Playing Sound with OpenSL ES
- 8. Handling Input Devices and Sensors
- Interacting with touch events
- Time for action – handling touch events
- Detecting keyboard, D-Pad, and Trackball events
- Time for action – handling keyboard, D-Pad, and trackball events natively
- Probing device sensors
- Time for action – handling accelerometer events
- Time for action – turning an Android device into a Joypad
- Summary
- 9. Porting Existing Libraries to Android
- Time for action – read files with STL stream
Sylvain Ratabouil is an IT consultant, experienced in Android, Java, and C/C++. He has contributed to the development of digital and mobile applications for large companies as well as industrial projects for the space and aeronautics industries. As a technology lover, he is passionate about mobile technologies and cannot live without his Android smartphone.
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