The android example still uses the old build system (ADT), because at the time support for the NDK in Android Studio was non existent. Maybe even Android Studio was not released back then
Nowadays Android studio has finally integrated
good working support for the NDK, via Gradle+Cmake. So we should think about updating the example, or at least offer and android studio project. Because currently it is
not simple, easy or fast for a person which does not know something about the build system to get SFML working under android.
There is already a nice template, which works out of the box without any configuration needed (
with this PR).
SFML Thread:
https://en.sfml-dev.org/forums/index.php?topic=22445.0Github:
https://github.com/Alia5/SFML_AndroidStudioFor the future it would also be possible to build SFML inside Android Studio. So the user does only need to copy his code into the example and everything will be setup.
AlexAUT