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I am planning to write a mobile application (iOS and Android) where there is a lot of image recognition processing.
Is it a good solution to write the image recognition code in C or C++ to reuse it in both platforms ?
Will there be a lot platform specific C/C++ code that makes writing and maintaining it unjustified ?
Note: This application is based on image recognition and the biggest part of the code is for image recognition.
I would say yes. This is the kind of thing I believe the Android-NDK is best used for and since straight C compiles fine from OBJ-C, there could be a lot of code reused between the two platforms.