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Update NDK build targets (Android-16) #81

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@ened ened commented Aug 8, 2019

This PR reactivates the NDK compilation (still using the legacy toolkit, though).

Fixes #78

@niqdev niqdev merged commit d8ebe85 into niqdev:master Aug 11, 2019
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Sorry if commenting here is not the right place but i have the same question as mViolette.

Does this support x86_64?

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ened commented Sep 1, 2020

@mViolette @Gonsaave

I think it could, given the right flags are added to the NDK configuration.
You could try to adjust it locally and recompile to test.

What is your use case for x86_64?

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Gonsaave commented Sep 5, 2020

Hi @ened

I'm currently trying to upload an app to the play store, and google now requires apps to have 32 and 64 bits architectures. So for apps with native code they must provide 64 bit versions.

I'm currently adjusting locally and testing, i'll let you know when i finish testing.

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Problem with native (64 bit) when publishing to Google Play
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