Hello Neon is an Android sample that uses ARM NEON for fir filter implementation:
- identify NEON files in source tree, they would be just normal c/c++ source files
- append -mfpu=neon to CMake compile flag for neon source files. This is different from android.mk, in that:
- *.c.neon is fake file name; cmake does not need that mechanism
- cmake scripts does not need the fake *.neon name since cmake scripts could handle it directly
If there are lot of NEON files in the project, make a NEON lib:
- turn NEON compile flags for the lib
- let the rest of the project use the NEON libs (this approach is not shown)
This sample uses the new Android Studio CMake plugin with C++ support.
- Android Studio 2.2+ with NDK bundle.
- Download Android Studio
- Launch Android Studio.
- Open the sample directory.
- Open File/Project Structure...
- Click Download or Select NDK location.
- Click Tools/Android/Sync Project with Gradle Files.
- Click Run/Run 'app'.
If you've found an error in these samples, please file an issue.
Patches are encouraged, and may be submitted by forking this project and submitting a pull request through GitHub. Please see CONTRIBUTING.md for more details.
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