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Pretty much exact duplicate of Add a native lib to an APK. Since there was no answer I decided to ask again.
I have an Android project. I have an .so library built with android NDK. And I want to use this .so in my project, preferrably – without using NDK.
So, how do I tell Eclipse (or Android tools) that I need certain .so to be built into my APK?
It’s actually easier than I expected. All I had to do is place the
.soin libs/armeabi-v7a – Eclipse saw it and integrated into APK.However, I’ve made this project by copying from another Eclipse project, which was actually building this .so from source. So, I think there were some settings that I would otherwise need to set. Feel free to add corrections or edit my answer.