The NDK (Native Development Kit) is a tool that allows you to program in C/C++ for Android devices. It's intended to integrate with the SDK (it's described as a "companion tool") and used only for performance-critical portions of a project. See here for more information.
NDK at D:\Android\sdk\ndk-bundle did not have a source.properties file And by deleting ndk-bundle folder and then rebuilding the project solved my issue Hope anyone else gets this helpful
The NDK is much more limited in terms of functionality. What you do get from the NDK is the ability to write your app in C++ and compile it to native ARM code. If you like C++ better than Java, if you have an existing C++ app that you want to port to Android, or if you just need the extra performance that only native code can offer, then by all means you should use the NDK. I haven't done this ...
I have a problem with my Flutter app picks up/installs ndkversion 26 by default and I have issues with some libraries need at least 27. I tried to go to /android-sdk/ndk and remove them all, also u...
It is now debatable whether to place the latest version of the NDK in FlutterExtension, or directly in build.gradle 's ndkVersion properties? So which one is the most recommended way?
Flutter Android NDK Version Conflict: Plugins Require 27.0.12077973 but Project Uses 26.3.11579264 Asked 8 months ago Modified 7 months ago Viewed 8k times
The NDK itself is a collection of compilers and libraries that are needed to build C/C++ code for Android. ndk-build and cmake both use the NDK. What is the actual difference between CMake and NDK build in android studio project.
Android Studio and the NDK are integrated well enough so that you just need to create an ndk {} block in your module's build.gradle, and set your source files into the (module)/src/main/jni directory - and you're done! No more ndk-build from the command line.
I could not select an NDK version from the project structure menu, and it looked like the NDK was already installed in the SDK manager. It wasn't until i used the "Show Package Details" checkbox that i realized that the installed NDK version was different than the one in my build.gradle file.
