Re: [tdf-discuss] Android SDK Vs NDK (WAS Oracle gives up on OpenOffice.org)

I didnt even realize that was another way to develop on android :) im
guessing both can be installed side by side?

On Tue, Apr 19, 2011 at 10:53 AM, Chaosun <sunchao@redoffice.com> wrote:

> > what is the difference between the two?
> NDK lets you build app in native code.
>
> > looking at android sdk it looks
> > super simple to setup and work with. all that is needed once the sdk is
> > installed is a plugin for eclipse, and easy to setup a basic to a full
> > android development kit.
>
> If defining the work as porting rather than rewriting. IMHO, NDK r5 is must
> use due to the complicity of LibreOffice. Or if you build the whole
> structrue on VM, yes, please go SDK and that's not porting anymore.
>
> Regards
> Chao
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