Hi, thanks.
If you meant on NDK's c++ RTTI, exceptions and STL, no the sdk does
not use these features of NDK's toolchain, so it does not depends on
NDK version.
The sdk depends on jni only, which exists in all versions of NDK.
Actually sdk is generated with java2cpp tool from corresponding
android-sdk jar files, and there is android-cpp-sdk generated for each
android platform.
So compatibility of application using the android-cpp-sdk for specific
platform, depends/is based on compatibility of corresponding
android-sdk.
That means that if for an example, android-sdk guarantees that
application written for android 1.6 (using platform: android-4) will
run/be compatible on android 2.0 , the same should mean for
android-cpp-sdk too.
Thanks,
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