It's not the same as Eclipse, in that you could just setup a ndk build script to run when you saved a file... it's supposed to be much better (since you're supposed to edit C files and have full autocompletion and all).
The only awkward part was building the .so files - as long as you could do that (and you could always do that separately with your make files) you were good to go. Building the final apk is fine as long as you have the jni files in the right locations.
http://tools.android.com/tech-docs/android-ndk-preview
It's not the same as Eclipse, in that you could just setup a ndk build script to run when you saved a file... it's supposed to be much better (since you're supposed to edit C files and have full autocompletion and all).
The only awkward part was building the .so files - as long as you could do that (and you could always do that separately with your make files) you were good to go. Building the final apk is fine as long as you have the jni files in the right locations.