How to check the compatibility of libc++_shared.so on different ndk

[ldk xingzhe]

My App has many so, some compiled on ndk 16, some compiled on ndk21, some compiled on ndk27. How to check the compatibility of libc++_shared.so on different ndk

[Dan Albert]

There are no known compatibility issues for any libc++ since r10. Anything built with r11 or newer should be mutually compatible as far as libc++ goes, as long as the libc++ that ends up in the APK is the newest version. Shipping a libc++ older than the one you used to compile will often not work.

Those are not tested configurations though. If you're looking for a guarantee, I can't provide one. If your app's tests work, that's a pretty good indicator that things are okay. If your app doesn't have tests, libc++ is the least of your problems :)

On Fri, May 16, 2025 at 5:06 AM ldk xingzhe <ldkxi...@gmail.com> wrote:

My App has many so, some compiled on ndk 16, some compiled on ndk21, some compiled on ndk27. How to check the compatibility of libc++_shared.so on different ndk

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