Using Third Party Native Libraries for iOS*

Intel’s Multi-OS Engine Technology Preview provides the WrapNatJGen tool, which can help you efficiently use native methods in your Java*-based applications. With WrapNatJGen, you can:

• Generate Java* bindings for selected native header files.

• Generate JAR files that include precompiled Java bindings for frameworks or libraries, as well as additional resources or linker flags if required.

• Generate JAR files based on CocoaPods* specs.

You can reuse the generated JAR files in different projects on different systems. You just need to link the JAR file to the Multi-OS Engine module in Android* Studio when building your application. Once compiled, the JAR content gets copied into the final application file.

WrapNatJGen is a wrapper around a low-level NatJGen tool that generates bindings from the selected header files using NatJ run-time libraries. You can choose to work with WrapNatJGen from the command-line interface, or use Multi-OS Engine context menus integrated into the Android Studio GUI.

See Also

• Using WrapNatJGen from the Command-Line Interface
  • Generating Java* Bindings
  • Generating JAR Files from the Command Line
• Using WrapNatJGen from the Android* Studio Context Menu
  • Generating Java* Bindings for Native Headers
  • Generating Java Bindings Based on Prototypes
  • Linking JAR Files to Xcode Project
• Troubleshooting Compilation Errors