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cross currently targets android ndk version 21. The following versions are targeted by Rust and libc:
rust-lang/rust:
arm-android: NDK arm 15c
armv7-android: NDK arm 14
aarch64-android: NDK arm64 21
rust-lang/libc:
arm-android: NDK arm 15b
armv7-android: NDK arm 15b
aarch64-android: NDK arm64 15b
It would be nice if we could add an option to cross to let users specify the android NDK version. Or if we would at least support two different NDK versions natively (e.g. by providing docker images for both): latest (e.g. version 21), and rustc (same versions as rust-lang/rust).
This would be a pre-requisite for using cross as the testing framework for libc and other rust-lang /rust-lang-nursery components like stdsimd, jemallocator, etc.
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cross
currently targets android ndk version 21. The following versions are targeted by Rust and libc:rust-lang/rust
:arm-android
: NDK arm 15carmv7-android
: NDK arm 14aarch64-android
: NDK arm64 21rust-lang/libc
:arm-android
: NDK arm 15barmv7-android
: NDK arm 15baarch64-android
: NDK arm64 15bIt would be nice if we could add an option to cross to let users specify the android NDK version. Or if we would at least support two different NDK versions natively (e.g. by providing docker images for both): latest (e.g. version 21), and rustc (same versions as rust-lang/rust).
This would be a pre-requisite for using
cross
as the testing framework for libc and otherrust-lang
/rust-lang-nursery
components likestdsimd
,jemallocator
, etc.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: