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    1. COThis is in reply to the question posted on 29th August. Yes, I had to call the helper library methods in Java. Once I had the helper library .so file generated, I wrote a separate Java class which loads the helper library and has a native method declared to access the library method. The tree is like this: Java Class to load and declare native method for helper library->access library method->library method loads and unloads the other libraries as needed. Sorry, but I could not find any link that documents the steps to make it easier...but feel free to get in touch.
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    2. COYou will need to know about NDK. [link](http://mindtherobot.com/blog/452/android-beginners-ndk-setup-step-by-step/) - this tutorial will show you how to do it all step by step. In short once your NDK environment is ready: 1. You need to write the C file. 2. Write your Android.mk file to generate the .so - shared library. 3. Build the .so file using ndk. 4. Write the Java class where you will expose the native methods and also load the library via System.loadLibrary in a static block.
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    3. COIts in JNI code. It's a function available via dlfcn.h header file.
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