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Berry902015-10-26 09:40:01
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Berry90, 2015-10-26 09:40:01

C++ for android?

Developing applications for android in c ++ does this mean that you need to write code for each processor? That is, there is a separate code for snapgragon, a separate code for mediatek, a separate atom, etc.?

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Mark Doe, 2015-10-26
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No, the compilation (and, accordingly, the code) will be the same for all processors. I advise you to read about the NDK and Intel C ++ Compiler -tyts

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Adamos, 2015-10-26
@Adamos

Developing applications for android does not even mean that you have to write specifically for android.
When porting desktop programs, it is quite possible to leave all the logic, if it is not tied to some libraries, and rewrite only the interface.
And then build all the same for iOS... if, of course, you take care of the issue in advance and work with a cross-platform library for the interface.

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