Hi!
Is it a problem to install 32 bit and 64 bit applications on a 64 bit
device as system apps? 32 bit applications are running on 64 bit
processors. So my assumption is that it should not be a problem if there
are 32 bit and 64 bit system applications on a device. Because I heard from
someone that when he installed a 32 bit system app then it caused crash in
the 64 bit applications.
logs are like:
*PackageManager( 1146): Instruction set mismatch,
PackageSetting{32bit.application.package.name} requires arm whereas
PackageSetting{64bit.other.application.package.name} requires arm64*
*...*
*PackageManager( 1146): Adjusting ABI for
64bit.other.application.package.name to
armeabi (requirer=32bit.application.package.name, scannedPackage=null)*
As I know there are no connections between the two applications. Non of
them is depending on the other one. Can someone tell me what is the root
cause of the above log or what does it mean exactly? Why is it a problem if
one application requires arm and an other one requires arm64? Should not
they work independently from each other? Why is it needed to adjust armeabi
to the *64bit.other.application.package.name *app? Why can't it just use
its own 64 bit libs?
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