Third party example for android native: endless-tunnel #5053
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san-angeles ndk example works too, but the newest compiler version has fatal warnings and I had to delete 4 lines with unused variables but it works without further changes and that example combines Java and c++ not gonna add it in this PR though |
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Following the work on #5013 I've added a third party example for Android native. I included an
androidRuncommand as a testing motivation . (which we can connect to run and subsequently to IDE BSP run in the future)The example increases confidence on building android native apps with mill and it is another milestone for Mill's android support .
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