Could I wrap c++ library to Adobe Air native extension for mobile IOS/Android
Can I wrap a C++ library to Adobe Air native extension IOS/Android?
I have a C++ library that was written by third party. I want to use that library for an adobe air native extension for mobile? Will I be able to do it. If so, where can I find some guidelines?
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I'll attempt to answer the Android part of the question.
I haven't seen it spelled out explicitly in the Adobe Air documentation that this is possible, but in the Adobe Help docs for Adobe Air, section Packaging a native extension: Building the native library, it says:
The NDK as you may know lets you to implement parts of your Android app using native-code languages including C++.
I take it this reference in the docs means it's possible. As a starting point, I'd get familiar with the details of the NDK.
While this is not a detailed guideline on how to proceeed, I hope it provides a pointer in the right direction.
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