![]() ![]() Issue 988: Exception handling when using ASan via wrap.sh can crash. march=armv7-a when building for 32-bit ARM with the non-integratedĪssembler, or use the integrated assembler. Note that by default Clang uses the integrated assembler whichĭoes not have this problem. This results in the assembler generating ARMv5 Issue 906: Clang does not pass -march=armv7-a to the assembler when using Newer, or devices before M when using a static STL. Segfaults if the containing library is dlcloseed on devices running M or Issue 360: thread_local variables with non-trivial destructors will cause This is not intended to be a comprehensive list of all outstanding bugs. But pleaseįile a bug explaining why you couldn't use lldb. To fall back to gdb, use -no-lldb option. ![]() gdb is deprecated and will be removed inĪ future release. Objcopy as opposed to llvm-strip and llvm-objcopy. Note that Issue 843 will affect builds using LLD with binutils strip and If youĮncounter issues be sure to file a bug, because this will not be an option in fuse-ld=gold or -fuse-ld=bfd in your custom build system. ![]() Ndk-build, ANDROID_LD=deprecated for CMake, or use an explicit If your build is not yet compatible with LLD, youĬan continue using the deprecated linkers, set APP_LD=deprecated for The linkers scripts in the toolchain should be used instead asĭescribed by the Build System Maintainers Guide. The legacy libc++ linker scripts in /sources/cxx-stl/llvm-libc++ haveīeen removed. Thread_local with non-trivial destructors and the static libc++. Issue 1200: Fixed an issue with using dlclose with libraries using Maintainers Guide for information on using the NDK in your own build system. R19, file a bug with your build system maintainer. If youĪre using a build system that hasn't adapted to the changes introduced in NDK Including build systems, since the toolchain handles them implicitly. The location of these contents should not be relevant to anyone, These directories were merged and relocated into the toolchain during The deprecated /platforms and /sysroot directories have been Using a different system and targeting devices older than API 29, use Issue 1196: Backtraces for crashes on devices older than API 29 are nowĬorrect when using LLD if using ndk-build or the CMake toolchain file. Issue 1139: native_app_glue now hooks up the APP_CMD_WINDOW_RESIZED,ĪPP_CMD_WINDOW_REDRAW_NEEDED, and APP_CMD_CONTENT_RECT_CHANGED messages. Unaffected, but the problem is still present for ndk-build when using the Issue 1130: Fixed undefined references to new that could occur when buildingįor APIs prior to 21 and the static libc++. Stripping, so most users will need to upgrade to Android Gradle Plugin Note that the Android Gradle Plugin performs its own Issue 843: llvm-strip is now used instead of strip to avoid breaking Passed a non-existent path on old devices. Issue 1260: std::filesystem::canonical will incorrectly succeed when.Issue 1258: std::filesystem::perm_options::nofollow may not be.Issue 609: std::filesystem support is now included. Updated libc++, libc++abi, and libunwind to Issue 1303: Fixed Neon intrinsic optimizer crash.Issue 1212: Fixed llvm-strip to match GNU behavior for removing file.Issue 1149: Fixed Clang crash with #pragma detect_mismatch.Issue 829: Fixed issue with _attribute_((visibility("hidden"))).Updated LLVM to r399163b, based on LLVM 11 development. Issue 1427: Fixed Clang auto-detection for CMake 3.19 and older for Windows.Issue 1391: Fixed missing symbols from libz.a.Issue 1388: Fixed LLVM's incorrect conversion to list files for long command.Issue 1377: Fix Clang backend crash in register scavenging.See the Changes section below for more information. ndk-build and ourĬMake toolchain file have also migrated to using llvm-ar and llvm-strip. If you're using as directly, use clang instead. With -fno-integrated-as, file bugs if anything is preventing you from Note that the GNU assembler ( as) is a part of this. GNU binutils is deprecated and will be removed in an upcoming NDK release. For Android Studio issues, follow the docs on the Android Studio site. ![]()
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