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ndk-build command is not building shared libraries

i am trying to imlement the "hello-jni" sample application in android ndk.

when i execute the ndk-build command, the command prompt does not show anything, though as per the instructions given on the official android website, this step should build the shared libraries.

i also checked out my hello-jni folder, but no "lib" folder had been created. how can i solve this issue ?

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