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I am trying to reference native libraries from within an NDK project using CMAKE, but I am not having much luck. My first attempt was to simply add the include for the native library I was interested in. (for example)

#include <multinetwork.h>

However, that didn't work it simply said file not found. So, would it be something I put in the CMakeList.txt? Just to be clear I want to reference native library methods/classes DIRECTLY from my C++ code in my NDK project.

P.S: (READING PAST HERE ISN'T NESSASARY IT JUST ADDS MORE COLOR ON WHAT I AM GOING AFTER) I feel like I should share my true objective is to gain access to things not allowed through the application framework. I want to override/use classes in the native libraries that I am not given access to. I am hoping I don't have to recompile kernal to do this.

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Try to use:

#include <android/multinetwork.h>
Mykola Khyliuk
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  • Thank you. I apologize for it being something this stupid. When I use this site (https://developer.android.com/ndk/reference/group/networking) for a reference I don't see a package structure or any super/sub classes listed. Is there a better site to use, or once again am I missing something simple? – user1923038 Feb 17 '21 at 13:46
  • Mentioned link it is exactly the original source, but it is sad to say that there are also inaccuracies happen for example like in given case. – Mykola Khyliuk Feb 17 '21 at 13:58