This isn't entirely true... I'm using some, albeit trivial, NDK support by adding:
android {
ndk {
moduleName "<some_module_name"
stl "stlport_static"
ldLibs "log"
cFlags "--std=c++11"
}
}
To my gradle file. I've set up a pretty simplistic JNI directory structure though. I can provide more info if this isn't enough as it's been awhile since I've set up a project from scratch.
That is very little. As you say, rather trivial.
I want native code debugging, refactoring, static code analysis (Codan like), code navigation.
And for that you can easily use pretty much any other editor/IDE that supports that. You don't HAVE to use only Google's tools you know?
Apparently Google is waiting that JetBrains eventually releases CLion.
It is anyone's guess when it will achieve parity with CDT.