DigitalAirways ( www.digitalairways.com ) use a kind of "software
bridge" allowing all the Kaleido applications (that are mainly in C/C+
+) to run on Android with very good perfs.
I suppose that you can get in touch with them to get more information.
Franck
On Nov 27, 6:52 pm, Mungbeans <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If I have a large existing component alredy developed for another
> platform in C and I want to port it to Android what are the options?
>
> If I re-write the entire thing in Java that will take a long time and
> also I would be worried about performance issues with everything
> running in the JVM.
>
> So if I split it so that the UI is in Java and the engine is in C what
> are the available mechanism(s) for making the C API available to the
> Java application?
> How would I debug this i.e. if I run the Java app in Eclipse how can I
> step into the C code?
>
> Are there other options?
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