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Does the Android NDK expose the values generated by the sensors in pre-defined portions of memory so i can do something like this
T* ptr = 0x124
?
It’s this possible and it’s this being standardized by the Android team ?
No. And it’s pretty inconceivable that they would do this.
The NDK keeps you much more isolated from the hardware than even a typical C-on-unix environment would, both mandatorily due to the security model, and also advisably due to the major variability of these details between the numerous Android versions and vendors.