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Howto compile Node android arm shared with NDK r17 canary and libc++? #14771
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@DanAlbert was kind enough to point out I am still using The only issue is, I do not know how to configure libc++. There is no Application.mk and I tried adding |
FYI: I've tried many different ways to get NodeJS running on Android and spent yesterday all-day compiling without success. |
Is this a duplicate of #14783? If so we should probably close it so any discussion happens in one place. |
Looks like it. |
I'll close. @aschrijver I'm happy to reopen this if you think it should be reopened, let me know. |
No problem. I will transfer my findings there and add a descriptive title :) |
I am trying to compile NodeJS as native library for Android (
arm
) on Ubuntu 16.04 (4.4.0-59-generic) with the latest NDK continuous buildI am using canary NDK because of earlier
node-matchers.h error 'nearbyint' is not a member of 'std'
with stable r15 ndk and this github issue: android/ndk#82 (comment)Procedure:
git clone --depth=2 -b v8.x https://github.com/nodejs/node.git
android-configure
: add--force
to make_toolchain, add--without-intl --shared
to configure./android-configure /home/arnold/Android/android-ndk-r17-canary arm
LDFLAGS=-shared make
And the resulting output was:
I thought this was fixed in latest NDK. Any ideas?
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