Can we use both sdk and ndk using same Android Studio?

[Sanjog Shrestha]

I was wondering if we could use SDK and NDK in same android studio or is there any attention required? I could not find any documentation for my query. Any help would be highly appreciated.

[Michel Braz de Morais]

Yes you can!

In my engine I use both without a problem!

Calling between C++ and Java is normal!

att,

Michel Braz de Morais

Analista / Desenvolvedor de sistemas

2016-01-06 14:08 GMT-02:00 Sanjog Shrestha <sanjogshre...@gmail.com>:

I was wondering if we could use SDK and NDK in same android studio or is there any attention required? I could not find any documentation for my query. Any help would be highly appreciated.

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[Massimo Del Zotto]

Yes you can!

In my engine I use both without a problem!

Calling between C++ and Java is normal!

How do breakpoints work? I tried the helloWorld example and it didn't break in native code.

Massimo 

[John Morman]

The common way for debugging native android code is using ndk-gdb outside of Android Studio. To my knowledge native debugging is still not supported within Android Studio.

- John

[Raymond Chiu]

Native debugging is now supported in Android Studio (http://tools.android.com/tech-docs/android-ndk-preview).  If you are able to migrate the build file to use the new plugin (http://tools.android.com/tech-docs/new-build-system/gradle-experimental), it should work pretty well.

[Kevin]

It is supported, but it is still in preview stage. It is very buggy according to my experience. Sometimes it crashes. Compared with Xcode C++ support, there is a long way to go.