Provide a native Android Studio NDK build #11
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I was able to use the Android.mk file from libxmp and tweak it a bit for Android Studio to compile libxmp natively within Xmp Android.
The commit assumes libxmp is in 'src/main/jni/' and libxmp is precompiled with the object files to compile within Android Studio
It was able to successfully compile the following binaries: x86_64, x86, arm64-v8a, and armeabi-v7a
Due to the outdated nature of gradle and the project itself. I had to manually define my NDK Location within the project structure. Once the project/gradle is updated, it will be able to use ndkVersion within the build.gradle file.
I'm pretty sure this can be done much better, along with Android Studio fetching and compiling everything in one go.