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I have my own C++ library with source code. It contains functions like this: CreateDvice, FillDevice, CloseDevice and etc. There is no dependency to any third-party libraries.
There is requirement to create application for mobile platform:
The application has to use logic provided by this library.
Is there chance to use existing library in mobile application or at least some of them?
Or does it require to re-implement library code for each platform?
For iOS (iPhone/iPad) you can directly compile your library and use it from a regular iOS app written in Objective-C++ and/or C++.
For Android you can directly compile your library using the NDK, then either write your app in Java and call your library via JNI, or write the whole app in C++ using the NDK.
I believe you are out of luck on Blackberry, for this platform you’ll need to rewrite your library in Java, as neither apps or libs can be written in C++.
Edit: See my other answer for a completely different approach that may work for you.