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I am working on pocketsphinx android. I have generated a java wrapper for C, using swig tool in visual studio 2010. I replace the new java files and JNI file with the old ones in the folder. But I do not know where to place the new .dll library in the project, so that it can replace the old one “pocketsphinx_JNI”.
Here is the code where it loads the library:
static {
System.loadLibrary("pocketsphinx_jni");
}
P.S: I am working on android emulator
The short answer is that you can’t. DLL’s are a Windows library and Android runs on a Linux Kernel. You need to use the Android NDK to build a compatible Shared Object (SO) file.