Should the NDK and/or platform provide a shared libunwind? #1689
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The platform does provide libunwind.so. It's not available until API 29 (or maybe 30). |
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The unwinder APIs are exposed from the platform's libc.so starting with API 30 (Android R). |
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Can we(apk) provide libunwind.so like libc++_shared.so？ |
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To what end? Is statically linking libunwind.a taking up too much space in your APK? |
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yes. we have many .so statically linking libunwind.a |
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You'll save even more space by turning all your shared libs into static libs and linking them all into a single shared lib. |
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a.so and b.so use a shared libunwind.so instead of static link libunwind.a
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