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This isn't entirely true... I'm using some, albeit trivial, NDK support by adding: android { ndk { moduleName "<some_module_name" stl "stlport_static" ldLibs "log" cFlags "--std=c++11" } }

To my gradle file. I've set up a pretty simplistic JNI directory structure though. I can provide more info if this isn't enough as it's been awhile since I've set up a project from scratch.



That is very little. As you say, rather trivial.

I want native code debugging, refactoring, static code analysis (Codan like), code navigation.


And for that you can easily use pretty much any other editor/IDE that supports that. You don't HAVE to use only Google's tools you know?


Oh, I though Android was a Google's product!?!




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