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Asked: 2026-05-25T05:58:31+00:00

Applications for Android devices are written in Java. I also know of the existence

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Applications for Android devices are written in Java. I also know of the existence of the NDK (Native Development Kit).

I have a library written in C++ that uses:

  • stl containers
  • c++ i/o (streams etc..)
  • memory allocation/deallocation using new etc…

Are all this things available to the programmer that want to use the NDK for C++ development?

I am confident that memory alloc and stl are there, but what about I/O from files? Can i use istream/ostream? I ask because i have programmed apps on Symbian and i had to use RFile and other classes (there was no support for fopen/fread etc).

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  1. Editorial Team

    Yes, low level I/O is possible. fopen/fread are available from the first NDK release.
    istream/ostream are available since NDK r5 when STLport and GNU stl were added.

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