I was getting into Android programming, but really overall, I'm not terribly impressed with it. I'm sure saying this is like saying all good programs for the Amiga are created in assembler and not c or basic but all good programs for Android are created using the NDK and not SDK and dalvik. The NDK apparently offers like no support at the API level. Also the emulator sux...
Also, you don't get to write code that looks like this in java:)
if((*((POLYPTR*)a))->z == (*((POLYPTR*)b))->z)
return 0;
else
if((*((POLYPTR*)a))->z > (*((POLYPTR*)b))->z)
return 1;
else
return -1;
Thanks for the help! Like my new GURU?
Hmmm, I hate java... This can't really find a good excuse to bother to learn the Android API... You should try iPhone programming... Then you're back into good old C... With a weird smalltalk style object oriented API on top (it's more fun than it sounds
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