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ARM website states that there are certain NEON optimized libraries and show examples of using them. Trying to incorporate them into an Android project that takes advantage of NEON architecture isn’t possible. The header files and libraries aren’t there.
Is there a way to manually import those into an Android project? I am particularly interested in OpenMAX.
If you know exactly what you need and you can’t find it, its probably best just to go ahead and write your own assembly it may even out perform the library unless of course the library is written in pure assembly then that might be hard but any library written in C and assembly inline has room for some extra performance (although not an extreme amount).