Developing Native ARM Code using the Android NDK
The Android NDK is a companion tool to the Android SDK that lets Android application developers build performance-critical portions of their apps in ARM native code. By using the NDK developers are quickly bringing existing C/C++ applications to the Android platform and optimizing them using the latest features of the ARM Architecture. This presentation provides an introduction to the Android NDK covering usage, setup and developing code.
Rod Crawford is a Principal Software Engineer at ARM working in the area of mobile Web 2.0 technologies. During his 15+ years with the company he has spearheaded many embedded software initiatives including the creation of ARM's first commercial software toolkit, OS optimization for ARM, high performance implementation of Java on ARM, and even an ARM Web portal and Blog for developers. Prior to ARM, Rod has spent extensive time in the embedded software industry developing software tools for the 8 and 16bit microcontroller market and creating extensive ISV communities.
above description excerpted from Silicon Valley Android Developers Meetup Group:
http://www.android-android.net/boards/view/viewthread?thread=9990108
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