Sutherland, 2013 - Google Patents
Beginning Android C++ game developmentSutherland, 2013
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- Sutherland B
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Beginning Android C++ Game Development introduces general and Android game developers like you to Android's powerful Native Development Kit (NDK). The Android NDK platform allows you to build the most sophisticated, complex and best performing game apps …
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