The Dingoo SDK is a

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for the Dingoo A320

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and other compatible devices, such as the Gemei X760+ and Dingoo A330.

History

Dingoo SDK was originally developed by Ben Brewer (aka flatmush) and first released publicly as a set of source files containing wrappers implementing basic

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functionality along with samples on how to use them. The project grew with many people making contributions to the SDK and to the Dingoo scene in general until March 10, 2010 when the project was moved to googlecode and an official

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was begun.

Libraries

Projects

Several projects have been developed using the SDK:

Licensing

Dingoo SDK is released under the

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, a

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, and is

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References

External links

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