Are the libc++ libraries in different ndk versions compatible with each other? #1694
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Typically yes. There was a major break between r10 and r11 for example, but we avoid them wherever possible. This isn't a thoroughly tested configuration (we have a lot of tests, but they're all testing the same version of the NDK) so it's definitely possible for this to happen by accident, but we would consider it a major bug if it were reported. If your third-party code is being integrated with a prefab AAR, prefab will keep track of this for you. If there's ever a compatibility break that you need to worry about, prefab will check for that (assuming you're using a version of prefab that's new enough to know about the break, but as long as you're staying up to date on AGP you'll also be up to date on prefab). |
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@liuxiaoli007 You might take a look at this issue, it might be interesting for you. |
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Are the libc++ libraries in different ndk versions compatible with each other?
For example,My apk uses libc++_shared.so, and I have integrated a three-party ndk, which also uses the libc++ dynamic library, which ndk version should I choose to build libc++_shared.so?
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