How to bring compute intensive C++ based apps to Android You already have some C++ code for the desktop and you ever wanted to port this to Android? Then you should not wait to come to this talk. We'll guide you through the typical steps and pitfalls in this porting process using a demo application and our open source geometry app TiGL Viewer. The TiGL Viewer desktop application is used at the German Aerospace Center for aircraft design. It is mainly used to display 3D aircraft geometries, which are computed from a parametric description. The core components of the application are the CAD kernel OpenCASCADE for 3D geometry computation and the OpenGL based rendering engine OpenSceneGraph – both written in C++. Due to its relatively large tested code base and the use of the third party libraries, a reimplementation in Java was not reasonable. ······························ Speaker: Martin Siggel Event: FrOSCon 2014 by the Free and Open Source Software Conference (FrOSCon) e.V.