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I want to compile my code for specific api level. for example api level 7. and I use ndk-8. is there any option for this ?
now I use ndk-build.cmd command in windows console to compile. and I dont know how can I know which api level is supported.
This doesn’t appear to be well documented (even in the NDK docs), but if you have an Application.mk (same directory as your root Android.mk), if you have a line APP_PLATFORM := android-7 (or whatever platform version you desire), it will build to that. That isn’t documented in the NDK docs for Application.mk. According to the docs, if you put a TARGET_PLATFORM line in the Android.mk, it will use that, but there appears to be information out that that doesn’t work.