Did some further testing on an x86 device and found the following
results: > x86 *.so bundled in AAR is working on Intel x86 device (API 17) > x86 *.so bundled in AAR is fails as described in this thread on x86 emulator (API 21 & API 17) I am going to try some other devices, but it seems the issue is with the x86 emulator. Can anybody else confirm this? Regards -- Dan On 12/10/14, 3:26 PM, Xavier Ducrohet
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