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I am facing a problem in my Android app which is calling native functions through JNI. So thought somebody in this group can help me to resolve this. The current code :

1. Create an array in JNI layer ( by NewIntArray()) which can be used by both Java & C.
2.we can name that array as type jintArray array.
3.We call GetIntArrayElements() on this array to get its elements i.e, int * elementsX.
4. This elements would be used by a native call which will set it to some value.(project specific* : may not need interest for this issue)
5. We now get the updated value of elements. And copy it back to array using ReleaseIntArrayElements()
6.We use array in bitmap/canvas class of Java layer to display on screen. The whole procedure is followed for (480x640) times. And so there is a redundant creation of the array for every frame display. Is there any way to avoid this creation of array for each frame. Any better solution to achieve the above? I am not getting a way out of this & the performance of my app has gotten very low too Any JNI code snippets to modify steps (1 to 3 & 5) would be of great help to me.

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