reverse-engineering tools for Android NDK/C++/Qt

Sometimes you have to use a library available only as a binary and either poorly documented or just buggy. Once I even saw a design flaw, a global variable storing some vital information while the rest of the library was documented as thread-safe (apparently, they were porting the library to Android and showed their first success to the marketing, and the marketing decided to start sales immediately).

So you know it's not your bug, but you have to make your software work. You have to find a workaround (or maybe even a fix). So you have to find out what's going on inside...

It is a collection of tools that one may borrow. You will have to read the source and pick up the necessary pieces.

It's not a product. It compiles, but the .so library is useless; the code worked in a different project.