

This suffix is only used withĬlang/clang++ the binutils tools (such as ar and strip) do not require a The format of the prefix or target argument here is the target triple with a The NDK you downloaded according to the following table: NDK OS Variant In both cases, replace $NDK with the path to the NDK and $HOST_TAG to match $ $NDK/toolchains/llvm/prebuilt/$HOST_TAG/bin/aarch64-linux-android21-clang++ \

Whichever you find most convenient: $ $NDK/toolchains/llvm/prebuilt/$HOST_TAG/bin/clang++ \ MinSdkVersion of 21, either of the following will work and you may use

For example, to compile for 64-bit ARM Android with a To ensure that you build for the correct architecture, either pass theĪppropriate target with -target when invoking Clang, or invoke the Interfacing with arbitrary build systems. The make_standalone_toolchain.py script is no longer needed for OverviewĪs of NDK r19, the toolchains installed by default with the NDK may be used Systems should instead read the Build System Maintainers Guide. This is often the case with third-party dependencies that are notĪndroid-specific, such as OpenSSL and libbzip2.īuild system maintainers looking to add native NDK support to their build
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This document is to describe how to build existing code that uses other build Refer to one of those guides for building application code. The NDK contains official support for ndk-build and CMake. You're using an older NDK, consider upgrading. Note: The content described in this document requires at least NDK r19.
