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Answer : You can just download the android-NDK from their archives and integrate it with your android studio. You can download android-NDK 15 from the given URL: https://developer.android.com/ndk/downloads/older_releases To connect it with android studio, extract it into your drive and in android studio, go to File -> Project Structure -> SDK Location -> NDK Path (Put extracted path here) If you're using Gradle plugin 3.5 or later (in beta at time of writing, but will be out soon), add the following to your build.gradle: android { ndkVersion "19.2.5345600" // NDK r19c } If you're using an older Gradle plugin, you can download old NDK releases from https://developer.android.com/ndk/downloads/older_releases and point ndk.dir in your local.properties file at that instead. As stated in the docs: Use the sdkmanager tool to view versions of CMake and NDK packages that are available: sdkmanager --list Pass the sdkmanager the strings...

Answer : If you choose cmake to drive your externalNativeBuild (and this is the preferred option, according to Android Developers NDK guide), then you can simply add the following lines to your CMakeLists.txt : set(GOOGLETEST_ROOT ${ANDROID_NDK}/sources/third_party/googletest/googletest) add_library(gtest STATIC ${GOOGLETEST_ROOT}/src/gtest_main.cc ${GOOGLETEST_ROOT}/src/gtest-all.cc) target_include_directories(gtest PRIVATE ${GOOGLETEST_ROOT}) target_include_directories(gtest PUBLIC ${GOOGLETEST_ROOT}/include) add_executable(footest src/main/jni/foo_unittest.cc) target_link_libraries(footest gtest) If your build succeeds, you will find app/.externalNativeBuild/cmake/debug/x86/footest . From here, you can follow the instructions in README.NDK to run it on emulator or device. Notes : make sure that the ABI matches the target you use (the guide is not very clear about this). the list of ABI's that are built is controlled by abiFilters in build.gradle . In Android ...

Answer : Download the entire gstreamer android studio tutorial directory (https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/gstreamer/gst-docs/) 2)Open Android Studio -> Open an existing Android Studio Project Open the entire android tutorial directory examples/tutorials/android as a project 4)Once the project is open change the view on the left side of the screen to Project Right click near local.properties file -> New -> File Create a new file called gradle.properties In the new gradle.properties file copy and paste the below code. # gstAndroidRoot can be set to point to the unpacked GStreamer android top-level directory # containing each architecture in subdirectories, or else set the GSTREAMER_ROOT_ANDROID # environment variable to that location gstAndroidRoot=/gstreamer_android_binaries NOTE Change the gstAndroidRoot variable to your file path where you downloaded the gstreamer binaries and unzipped them. Gstreamer can be downloaded from here for Android (https://gstr...