Does it exist Android C++ SDK?

Anonym3628811/12/2007 10:58 PM Report
I am interested in Open Handset Alliance platform development. Is it possible to develop software for Android in C++ or only in Java?

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Anonym3693611/15/2007 08:34 AM Report
No, I suppose. Android is based on a Java-like Virtual Machine.
Anonym4120711/29/2007 01:13 PM Report
Mobile Sorcery is planning on releasing Android MoSync version at the beginning of 2008. MoSync is a C/C++ integrated collection of tools for mobile development across multiple platforms.
Anonym4722712/24/2007 12:08 AM Report
Yes, it is actually. The Android Platform uses a Dalvik virtual machine to run programs. The Dalvik VM is not a Java virtual machine, however, at the moment there only exists a tool to convert java bytecode into a .dex file format, which Dalvik uses.
Anonym4722712/24/2007 12:12 AM Report
Most likely though, many parts of a program will have to be Java-compatable, because I think Android uses Java APIs for things such as Phone, Wi-fi, GPS, etc, rather than, for instance C++ headers.
Anonym7813409/20/2008 07:49 AM Report
Here http://code.google.com/android/what-is-android.html Google says: Android includes a set of C/C++ libraries used by various components of the Android system.
Click the link for more info.
Anonym14131306/25/2009 09:24 AM Report
No news on writing Android apps in C? I really want to port my apps to Android but I can imagine to port them to Java.
Anonym20699805/20/2010 05:41 PM Report
A Java SDK was the stupidest decision google has made to date.
Anonym22766510/13/2010 12:28 AM Report
MoSync the Native C/C++ development kit for Android is now available at www.mosync.com, it's open source, download it. Feedback is much appreciated.
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