The UI framework is in Java. You can't bypass that.
But once your UI framework calls out to C++, you can do everything
that you can do. Given that the UI framework is in Java, I don't see
that bypassing Java/JNI buys you anything.
Just why do you think you want to eliminate JNI -- as opposed to
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I don't think this will happen. You'd have to recompile your ENTIRE
application for each device.
On Aug 8, 5:02 pm, jsm wrote:
> Can google provide a native c++ api to develop for Android, not the
> NDK which uses Java/JNI to invoke c++ classes?
> Its primarily for performance related requirement
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