The Android Native Development Kit (NDK) is part of Google’s official toolset. The NDK is a toolset that enables the development of Android apps using C, C++ and other native code languages, compiling code into applications that can run on Android devices. Using the NDK is generally not recommended because apps may experience a performance hit, suffer from compatibility issues, be harder to debug, and reduce flexibility. What the NDK guarantees is an increase in app complexity and connectivity from interfacing with native code.
M'ok, with that said, without knowing your OS or IDE/compiler, there is one IDE that does offer Android support with optional IDE components: Visual Studio 2022. VS even ahas an emulator available. How they actually work/ease of use I can't say. I don't do that type of programming.
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