The android internals wiki is a good starting point, and includes a link explaining how to compile simple native applications.
Scratchbox does seem to be the way to go for compiling more complex apps & libraries, as you probably know already. I would suggest contacting those folks to get a bearing on your OpenSSL project.
This should be very doable now with the release of the Android NDK. From their website:
The Android NDK is a companion tool to the Android SDK that lets Android application developers build performance-critical portions of their apps in native code...
The NDK provides:
A set of tools and build files used to generate native code libraries from C and C++ sources
A way to embed the corresponding native libraries into application package files (.apks) that can be deployed on Android devices
A set of native system headers and libraries that will be supported in all future versions of the Android platform, starting from Android 1.5
There are obviously a good deal of enthusiasts who are working on improving the development environment for Android. But nothing is close enough to production quality yet.
Dalvik and its java-based environment is the only thing that can be used right now.
Hopefully, that situation will progressively change over the next couple of years.
Since you can now buy a re-flashable G1 phone, progress in that area should accelerate.
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android 内部 wiki 是一个很好的起点，其中包括 一个链接解释如何编译简单的本机应用程序。
Scratchbox 似乎确实是编译更复杂的应用程序和应用程序的方法。 图书馆，你可能已经知道了。 我建议联系这些人来了解您的 OpenSSL 项目。
The android internals wiki is a good starting point, and includes a link explaining how to compile simple native applications.
Scratchbox does seem to be the way to go for compiling more complex apps & libraries, as you probably know already. I would suggest contacting those folks to get a bearing on your OpenSSL project.
随着 Android NDK 的发布，这应该是非常可行的。 从他们的网站：
This should be very doable now with the release of the Android NDK. From their website:
显然有很多爱好者正在致力于改进 Android 的开发环境。 但目前还没有任何东西足以接近生产质量。
Dalvik 及其基于 java 的环境是目前唯一可以使用的东西。
希望这种情况在未来几年内能够逐渐改变。
由于您现在可以购买可重新闪存的 G1 手机，因此该领域的进展应该会加速。
There are obviously a good deal of enthusiasts who are working on improving the development environment for Android. But nothing is close enough to production quality yet.
Dalvik and its java-based environment is the only thing that can be used right now.
Hopefully, that situation will progressively change over the next couple of years.
Since you can now buy a re-flashable G1 phone, progress in that area should accelerate.