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Follow this gist to build OpenCV shared library for Android.
Create a new project, Java, MinSDK API26.
In Project Side Bar, right click on App and select New -> Folder -> JNI Folder.
Check the Change Folder Location check box and rename the last part of the path from src/main/jni/ to src/main/jniLibs/ .
Go to your OpenCV/01_ndk_outputs/sdk/native/libs source directory and select all the folders and copy them into jniLibs of your Android Studio project.
It is assumed that your phone is a arm64-v8a.
Open your app's build.gradle and add this to defaultConfig entry:

externalNativeBuild{
            cmake{

Pre Requisities

Use a Linux OS. It is assumed that Arch Linux is used.
Install the latest version of Android Studio.
Use SDK Manger of Android Studio to install your SDK 25, NDK 21.4.7075529, and BuildTools 25.0.3 of your choice.
Install the packages that we are going to need on your linux: sudo pacman -S cmake git aria2 ant unzip ant
Make sure you have a suitable python2, python3, and jdk

If you need the cv1 interface of OpenCV, you should use version < 4. Versions>=4 only have the cv2 interface. We are going to use OpenCV 3.4.16 .

Install $ sudo pacman -S ghostscript
Install $ yay -S cups
Enable its service $ sudo systemctl enable cups.service
Restart the service $ sudo systemctl restart cups.service
Check its status $ sudo systemctl status cups.service
Install $ yay -S cnrdrvcups-sfp
BE AWARE THAT LBP-6030B is a UFRII-LT printer with sfp. Only use cnrdrvcups-lb package if your printer is LBP6030 (white version, USA)!!
Open http://localhost:631/ in Chrome.
Go to Administration and then click on Add Printer

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