8/20/2023 0 Comments Android ndk assets![]() Under (#ndkversion) way, NDKs are expected to be installed in a new default location ndkVersion creates a new NDK default location at $SDK/ndk/$version: NDK with AGP 3.5Īndroid Gradle Plugin(AGP) 3.5.x added the ndkVersion feature (also called NDK “side by side”, SxS, means multiple NDKs could be installed under the same directory) to support NDK dependency at module level: different modules could use different NDKs to build a single application or multiple applications. The above behaviour provides some flexibility when developers have to customize NDK path. The internal default NDK version(deprecated) Including the default NDK version, AGP 3.6+ searches NDK in the following locations for the needed version: Location The purpose is to offer a “known good” NDK for applications that does not specify any particular NDK. Under the hoodįor the apps that do not use ndkVersion, AGP 3.6 and later versions embed a default NDK version, which is the NDK version used to test this AGP version at the release time. One noticeable difference is that AGP 4.0, when used inside Android Studio IDE, will auto download the needed NDK version if it is NOT installed locally you need to install NDK yourself with AGP 3.6. The location for NDK is $SDK/ndk/$ndk-version. ![]() if building from command line with gradle, you need to install the NDK.set your NDK version to android.ndkVersion in module’s adle.The correct way to use NDK is the ndkVersion way: With the above, you could use any NDK locations to configure your local development system to fit your special needs. The internal default NDK version (deprecated) Taking all of the possible ways into the consideration, AGP 4.1 searches the needed NDK in the following directories: NDK Location Under the hoodĪGP 4.1.x, added the android.ndkPath to support some special usage cases such as that your own NDK must be in certain locations or even have your own customized NDK on the other hand, AGP 4.1 deprecates ndk.dir and $SDK/ndk-bundle. That is all for AGP 4.1! If you want to know more, read onto the next section. If you have the needed NDK versions on your local system, it will be used otherwise, AGP 4.1 will automatically download it to the $SDK/ndk/$version and proceed to build. otherwise, make sure do not use ndkVersion and AGP will behave as if ndkVersion was set to the default NDK version.if you need a specific NDK for any module, use ndkVersion in module’s adle.With AGP 4.1, NDK path configuration is automatically done with: ![]() This section outlines the NDK path resolution with regard to recent Android Studio/Android Gradle Plugin versions assuming that Android Studio uses the same version of AGP, the instructions directly apply to Android Studio IDE.
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