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[BUG] CMake find_path doesn't find headers #907
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Fix is merged. |
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`cmake` 3.10 is the current version of the tool in the Android SDK, an update from the much older 3.6. This update brings it closer to the host `cmake` versions (currently mostly 3.12.*) Bump NDK to release [19b][0] (a.k.a. 19.1), with the following changes: * [Issue 855][1]: ndk-build automatically disables multithreaded linking for LLD on Windows, where it may hang. It is not possible for the NDK to detect this situation for CMake, so CMake users and custom build systems must pass `-Wl,--no-threads` when linking with LLD on Windows. * [Issue 849][2]: Fixed unused command line argument warning when using standalone toolchains to compile C code. * [Issue 890][3]: Fixed CMAKE_FIND_ROOT_PATH. CMake projects will no longer search the host's sysroot for headers and libraries. * [Issue 907][4]: Fixed find_path for NDK headers in CMake. [0]: https://github.com/android-ndk/ndk/wiki/Changelog-r19#r19b [1]: android/ndk#855 [2]: android/ndk#849 [3]: android/ndk#890 [4]: android/ndk#907
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`cmake` 3.10 is the current version of the tool in the Android SDK, an update from the much older 3.6. This update brings it closer to the host `cmake` versions (currently mostly 3.12.*) Bump NDK to release [19b][0] (a.k.a. 19.1), with the following changes: * [Issue 855][1]: ndk-build automatically disables multithreaded linking for LLD on Windows, where it may hang. It is not possible for the NDK to detect this situation for CMake, so CMake users and custom build systems must pass `-Wl,--no-threads` when linking with LLD on Windows. * [Issue 849][2]: Fixed unused command line argument warning when using standalone toolchains to compile C code. * [Issue 890][3]: Fixed CMAKE_FIND_ROOT_PATH. CMake projects will no longer search the host's sysroot for headers and libraries. * [Issue 907][4]: Fixed find_path for NDK headers in CMake. [0]: https://github.com/android-ndk/ndk/wiki/Changelog-r19#r19b [1]: android/ndk#855 [2]: android/ndk#849 [3]: android/ndk#890 [4]: android/ndk#907
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`cmake` 3.10 is the current version of the tool in the Android SDK, an update from the much older 3.6. This update brings it closer to the host `cmake` versions (currently mostly 3.12.*) Bump NDK to release [19b][0] (a.k.a. 19.1), which changes: * [Issue 855][1]: ndk-build automatically disables multithreaded linking for LLD on Windows, where it may hang. It is not possible for the NDK to detect this situation for CMake, so CMake users and custom build systems must pass `-Wl,--no-threads` when linking with LLD on Windows. * [Issue 849][2]: Fixed unused command line argument warning when using standalone toolchains to compile C code. * [Issue 890][3]: Fixed CMAKE_FIND_ROOT_PATH. CMake projects will no longer search the host's sysroot for headers and libraries. * [Issue 907][4]: Fixed find_path for NDK headers in CMake. [0]: https://github.com/android-ndk/ndk/wiki/Changelog-r19#r19b [1]: android/ndk#855 [2]: android/ndk#849 [3]: android/ndk#890 [4]: android/ndk#907
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Refiling internal bug for visibility: http://b/123290652. I already have a fix, just filing so we have something to refer to in the changelog.
CMake's find_path no longer works for finding NDK headers. This worked in r18. The sample below will abort.
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