Hello Thomas,
I'll keep you up dated
Thanks. One thing I just remembered, I don't know if you'll be using the
Eclipse-based toolchain that Android provides, but I found sometimes
when I changed the jni lib (and recompiled it from the command line) the
Eclipse plugin wouldn't pick up on it being new, and when running or
starting a debug session, it would just re-use the old app instead of
uploading a new app with my changes to the device. So I found the most
reliable way to make sure it was always using the most recent code (both
java and jni) was to do Project - Clean with the "Start a build
immediately" checkbox checked. That made sure everything was up to date,
and then I could run or debug.
Also this page may help:
http://blog.sephiroth.it/2010/12/14/how-to-debug-native-code-with-android/
It has some instructions on how to debug native code on the Android
device (you can debug the Java layer just fine in Eclipse, but debugging
the native code is a bit harder). That's what I was trying when I had to
move on to other things, to find out why it was crashing...
Hope this helps,
J-S
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