[!NOTE] This article requires that you have already read part 1 of this article. If you haven’t read part 1 yet, please read it first, then come back to part 2. Prerequisites Install & configure: Android NDK, and CMake Add your native dependency Set up linked CMake project for JNI bindings Writing Binding Code If you recall, we had a Concat.concat(args: Collection<String>): String method in kotlin, and we had created a corresponding JNI function through Android Studio’s suggested action.

[!NOTE] This article is not a thorough guide. It exists only to document and share what I learned in two-ish work days. Sample Project All the code in this article is available as a sample project on GitHub. NDK NDK (Native Development Kit) is the tool that lets Native (C/C++) code and Kotlin/Java code interoperate. So, first of all, we need to install the NDK in Android Studio. Open Tools -> SDK Manager Switch to the SDK Tools tab Tick NDK (side by side) Click OK CMake CMake is the preferred way of using external/native libraries in Android apps.

Have you ever been in a situation where you wanted to read/inspect some value that GTK Inspector does not show or modify something in your running app e.g. replace a widget with another one? Well! I have just the trick for you (if your app is written in an interpreted language that is). The Trick The trick is to start/run the app in a background thread of the interpreter while the main thread is showing a prompt for you to type and run more code in.

Following is an explained step by step process to rename multiple files (mostly) any way you want using bash with examples Note: Anything after a hash/pound symbol (#) in a line in the examples is a comment and can be ignored without any effect on the process. It is there just to explain things. Why not use Graphical tools for this? Graphical tools are great. Use them if they do what you want.

In this tutorial, we will learn how to colorize Linux Terminal in order to make it exciting and fun. In addition, we will also set-up command auto-suggestion, command completion, syntax-highlighting, and other useful stuff. Although this tutorial is primarily for Linux users, users of Termux, Windows Subsystem for Linux, Cygwin, MacOS, or other Unix-like Operating Systems can also follow this guide but some steps may be a little different for those users.

What is Git? Git is a version control system. It means it can save multiple versions of files in a project. The project is simply just a folder to be used with git. That folder can contain anything e.g. source code of a program, images, Photoshop project file, videos, etc. It is a program that saves everything locally on your computer i.e. it works offline What is a Git Repository? A folder whose files and sub-folders are being saved/managed by Git is called a git repository or a git repo.

Eyecon Features Identify who is calling you even if you don’t have their number saved. Sometimes, it can even show their picture. Sometimes, it can detect if the caller is a spammer. It can also show quotes from different famous people after every call. Download/Install: Play Store Equilizer FX Features 5-band Equalizer Bass Boost Volume Enhance Virtualization Balance Left and Right Channels A lot of Preset Profiles A lot of Apps directly supported Apply Effects Globally (even to some apps that normally don’t support equalizers) Download/Install: Play Store KDE Connect Features Works on Android, Windows, and Linux devices