[android-developers] Re: "Native code is not supported in the current SDK."

2009-02-07 Thread Greg White
On Fri, Feb 6, 2009 at 2:29 AM, Dave Sparks wrote: > We do intend to support native code development in the future. We just > want to take time to refine the native API's before we make them > public. There is nothing more painful than changing an API because you > overlooked something and then h

[android-developers] Re: "Native code is not supported in the current SDK."

2009-02-05 Thread Dave Sparks
Further clarification: <<< I was under the impression it is possible to download the java source code AND the C source code and build them all. >>> It is possible to download the open source code and build for the emulator. If you want the code to run on a specific device, you need additional li

[android-developers] Re: "Native code is not supported in the current SDK."

2009-02-05 Thread Jean-Baptiste Queru
it is possible to make it work for a given device running a given revision of the software. It is not currently possible to make it work in a way that behaves predictably on different devices or different revisions of the software (including, importantly, devices or software revisions that haven't