vs-android is intended to provide a collection of scripts and utilities to support integrated development of Android NDK C/C+ software under Microsoft Visual Studio.
Currently vs-android only works under Visual Studio 2010. Earlier versions lack the MSBuild integration with the C/C+ compilation systems.**
Features
Compile and link Android C/C++ projects within Visual Studio.
Integrated development, no makefiles. Works as another ‘Platform’ type.
Android settings co-exist within the same VS projects as other platforms.
Supports static library projects, and links them in if marked as project dependencies.
Intellisense and ‘External Dependencies’ correctly pull in Android NDK headers.
Cygwin install is not required.
Over twice as fast as using ndk-build under Cygwin. For full rebuilds, and incremental changes.
Ctrl-F7: compile single file functions, has no dependency checking wait.
Applications build to .apk package files, and can be deployed and ran using vs-android.
Supports selection of STL types, Arm Architecture, and API versions.
Support for the x86 toolchain introduced with the r6 SDK.
Does anyone have used vs-android? I will give a try on it.
Any news ?
I’ve created a visual studio project wich compiles cocos2d-x lib (and cocodenshion), but I can’t make it work with the samples, I have problem with the static library linking (“multiple definition of `__dso_handle’”), so I gave up
So far, I can only create the libs in release and debug version.