The tutorial is available in PDF format (773 KB | 42 pages) also.
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Sunday, October 6, 2013
Learn how to use the Android NDK, by creating an image processing application
The Android Software Developer Kit (SDK) used by the majority of Android application developers requires the use of the Java™ programming language. However, there is a large body of C language code available online. The Android Native Developer Kit (NDK) permits an Android developer to reuse existing C source code within an Android application. The tutorial, Reuse existing C code with the Android NDK by IBM 12 Apr 2011, introduce how to create an image processing application in the Java programming language that uses C code to perform basic image processing operations.
The tutorial is available in PDF format (773 KB | 42 pages) also.
more: Something about processing images in Android
The tutorial is available in PDF format (773 KB | 42 pages) also.
more: Something about processing images in Android
It will be very interesting if you can teach us how to implement Sepia toning in C for Android NDK.
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Carlos
Sorry, actually I haven't try NDK!
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