Android++ was released as open source earlier this week under a highly liberal license that allows for commercial use. The major attraction of Android++ is that it’s geared toward developers writing Android applications mainly in C/C++ using the Android NDK.
Android++ is “intended to support applications where performance is paramount — like a game or simulation,” writes Android++ developer Justin Webb. “It also manages the debugging of those native applications via GDB, which is controllable within the Visual Studio IDE as if you were debugging a Windows application.”