It seems to crash before the debugger can get started properly.
#Android ndk r10 for android
Now I am building Qt for Android to turn debugging on and to harness Qt code so I can see where my app is crashing.
I was only experimenting with API 19 to see if my app would not crash. arm64-v8a - ARMv8 AArch64 instruction set - only for NDK r10 and newer. (I don't really care which API Qt Creator uses, if it works. So if you have installed the NDK as /android-ndk-r10d then android-cmake will.
#Android ndk r10 install
Its probably moot if what you mean is to install API 20 in the sdk. (I don't really care which API Qt Creator uses, if it works. Issue 1590: Fixed LLDB crashes when calling help on unknown commands.
#Android ndk r10 update
r23c Update LLVM to clang-r416183c2, based on LLVM 12 development. makestandalonetoolchain.py remains, but neither has been needed since NDK r19 since the toolchain can be invoked directly.
Its probably moot if what you mean is to install API 20 in the sdk. Install Android SDK with SDK API 31 (31.0.0) and Android NDK 147, set the environment variables ANDROIDSDKROOT to your Android SDK location and run./gradlew assembleNormalRecord in the root folder of this project. This was broken in a previous release and it was unnoticed, so it seems unused. Android SDK Manager will update the sdk content, but I can't find any notion of updating the ndk (unless you mean download another release, but I think r10 is the latest, I just downloaded it a week ago. Android SDK Manager will update the sdk content, but I can't find any notion of updating the ndk (unless you mean download another release, but I think r10 is the latest, I just downloaded it a week ago. SGaist: I don't know what you mean by update the ndk content. With Android NDK r10 and later, the Intel® C++ Compiler for Android (ICC) is no longer the default compiler in the NDK build system after Intel INDE is installed. I don't understand why Qt Creator wants to build for API 20 (how to configure Qt Creator to build for a different API.) I suppose it must be in a spec file? So I would suggest you install API 20 and create an AVD using API 20. Good Explanation to build as Android NDK shared. Then I uninstalled API 20 from the SDK and installed API 19 using the Android SDK Manager and created an AVD that uses API 19. In Android, default Java cryptographic API is not covered a lot, and slow a bit. Despite that there is no directory android-ndk-r10/platforms/api-20.īut my app (helloAndroid using PyQt and pyqtdeploy) crashed. What I think is the same setup seemed to build (at least) when I installed API 20 using Android SDK Manager and created an AVD that uses API 20.
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