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title: "ClikaRT::platform"
sidebar_label: "platform"
description: "Namespace ClikaRT::platform"
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## Functions

### attach\_android\_app() {#attach_android_app}

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`void` **`attach_android_app`**(`void*` `jni_env`, `void*` `context`)

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Declared in `ClikaRT/platform/android.h`, line 35

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## `ClikaRT/platform/android.h` {#android-h}

```cpp
#include <ClikaRT/platform/android.h>
```

Hand [ClikaRT](../../index.md) your Android app's state, so the runtime can read the Android facts only the Java framework exposes.

The Android binding does this for you: `ClikaRtAndroid.load(context)` makes the call below before anything else. A native host that loads [ClikaRT](../../index.md) itself (its own JNI code, no binding) makes it once, from a JNI call, before its first other [ClikaRT](../../index.md) call.