OK, I will cover all above and give another nice solution in the end, have fun! Section 2: A simple Android NDK demo application Gaku Ueda's post: Using custom Android.mk with Gradle/Android Studio Actually I have found another nicer solution without adding that many codes and also achieve that goal. Thanks to Gaku Ueda, he had made a great job explaining how to achieve that goal. Ph0b's post: ANDROID STUDIO, GRADLE AND NDK INTEGRATION 3.Thirdly, if those above two do not meet your needs, then I think you may want to customize the Android.mk with Gradle in Android Studio. 2.Secondly, if your android ndk project is not that complicated(for example, having no opencv included), you may wanna see ph0b 's introduction here, it's quite a nice job with a video recorded! (you can also follow Section 2 in this post to get a simple Android NDK demo application) ③ Gradle Plugin User Guide or you may want to read a Chinese commented version in my blog here. ① Creating a new Project with Android Studio (if you already know these well, skip this part)
OK，Let's start! Section 1: Three things you must know 1.Firstly, if you are not familiar with Android Studio and Gradle, you may find these links useful. If you're working on migrating your original Eclipse Project to Android Studio, you may find this post is what exactly you want!
Here is the right stuff you may need - This post shows how to develop an Android NDK application with OpenCV included using Android Studio and Gradle. If you do NOT know Chinese, you can just skip this part.
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