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Eclipse is the "official" IDE proposed by Google for Android development. Usually Android app are written using Java code but for some specific task could be necessary to use native C/C++ code to interface with the Java side. Here a tutorial about how to configure Eclipse for a mixed Java and C/C++ code and how to develop it.

Java language used in Android allow to communicate to external libraries written in C language through JNI interface. However is possible to use only dynamics libraries and there is no possibility, for obvious reasons, to use static libraries instead. In case you have a precompiled static library you need to use in your Android app you can create a dynamics as "wrapper" for your static library.

If you want to use Google Maps in your web site or application and want to have, by default, show the whole world this is the basic page to use.