Hey All, So I'm developing a mixed Java/C++ JNI based app that will have a full (paid) and lite (free) version. 99% of the code will be exactly the same. Each version of the app will have it's own java package com.mycompany.myfullapp and com.mycompany.myliteapp with it's own Activity. But, both apps will compile a bunch of the same shared source code .javas in com.mycompany.shared package. Is there a problem with having the same packages in 2 different apps as long as the main Activity and the app's main package itself is unique per app? On the C++ side of things, I'm just using #ifdef to turn features on and off and again, compiling the exact same source .cpp files into both version of the app with just different macro definitions. In both versions, is there any problem with compiling this into the same library name using "LOCAL_MODULE :=" in my Android.mk into both versions of the app.
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