If it's compiled for another platform / with another compiler, you'll have an ABI issue and the linker will discard the lib, which it seems to do.
You got an hint from the linker : the library seems to be found, but skipped as incorrect. Are you sure you compiled your library with the same compiler? If it's compiled for another platform / with another compiler, you'll have an ABI issue and the linker will discard the lib, which it seems to do.
I'm not sure. I compile with gcc under Linux (with - build = arm) and did make and make install. How can you do?
If so then what could be my fault? (after receiving the file. A - threw it in a folder in the Android project, obj) – Kyborg2011 Apr 14 at 9:35 You should use the ndk to compile your library as well, using standrd gcc with -build=arm is not enough (for example, rtti) – Bruce 11 Apr7 at 9:43 I updated the code in question.Read.
What's wrong? – Kyborg2011 Apr 14 at 10:01 After this script I do make and make install. Is that true?
What could be the problem? – Kyborg2011 Apr 14 at 10:02 So what? Answer?
Thanks in advance – Kyborg2011 Apr 15 at 7:31.
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