migrate from "aaudio" crate to "ndk" #13
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Could you please fix the highlighted issues and then I'll merge the PR.
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done. |
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I've published |
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I was waiting for, thank you :) |
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This is the only audio lib that I use for game dev in rust, thanks for publishing.
I had some difficulties to compile "aaudio" for my own android device. (android 8 armv7)
As "aaudio" crate is not maintaind for almost 5 years, "ndk" is a good up to date replacment and requires only few changes in tinyaudio source code.