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Hi,
I have 2 projects, one is an App, and the other is a library that the App uses. The library, unfortunately, contains both C++ and Java code, it is a gradle-built project. The import into VisualGDB seems to only allow for Native libs without Java code. What can I do to set up both my app and my “native + Java” library in VisualGDB? Is it possible? The gradle build generates a .aar file. Not sure how to link to that.
Maybe it is unnecessary, but one thing I thought of is to maybe split the library into 2 libraries, a native-only, and a Java library. The java library I think can only be set up in Android Studio, not VisualGDB (correct?) , but again, I don’t know how I’d link the .aar with the rest of VisualGDB.
I do want to be able to step into the C++ part of the library, from the app.
As an aside, I was able to take just the C++ files of the library and build the native library in VisualGDB, but now its missing the Java files.
Thank you for your help. I know my support has expired. If you can tell me you have a solution to my problem, I would be happy to renew my license for the answer 🙂
Hi,
Normally, you should be able to reference the AAR library from another Android Studio project and then import the outer project into VisualGDB (see this tutorial). The classic VisualGDB projects (Ant-based) do not support AAR files as it is Android Studio-specific format.
We can help you import the Gradle-based project into VisualGDB, however that would require renewing your license to get the technical support active.
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