No, libc++.so is already included in the otatools zip file that I linked
earlier (missing that file would cause issues in our infrastructure using
otatools as well). I've confirmed it's there in our internal R trees as
well. If it's not showing up in your builds, are you sure you don't have a
Thanks for quick response.
Why I'm doing this. We use lpunpack including OTA/tools.
but when I'm running lpunpack there is error cause there are no shared
library like libc++
You mean I should check all of this and added it into OTA/tools one by one?
2020년 5월 5일 화요일 오전 12시 49분 15초 UTC+9, 임정민 님의
Just adding "libc++" (etc) to that list would trigger the shared library to
be installed, but in general (just like PRODUCT_PACKAGES), you shouldn't
need to refer to shared libraries because they should be included as a
byproduct of being used by one of the binaries in that list (unless they're
I'm checking R OS
And I made something wrong the question.
I need OTATOOLS have shared library
until Q OS there is lines like
--
2504# Shared libraries.
2505OTATOOLS += \
2506 $(HOST_LIBRARY_PATH)/libc++$(HOST_SHLIB_SUFFIX) \
2507
Signal 4 is SIGILL, usually indicating the process in question was using an
instruction that is not supported by the host processor.
The change that brings in this was
https://android-review.googlesource.com/c/platform/art/+/441015 and
according to the specification I have found for AMD C-60,
Can you confirm if this has any impact on the final build? I'm in same
situation as you...
El lunes, 6 de enero de 2020, 5:10:21 (UTC+1), Eliane Fonseca escribió:
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