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I pinpointed the problem and i understand why i am getting the DLL not found exception, my *.so file consists of many *.o files ,it somehow effects it,and causes the DLL not found exception, this library have many classes, but i am just want as a begining to try a simple function (GetCounter(), no class related).ĭo you know mabye why does it happen (its compiled for armv7 so no problem there), this is my compilation script for the matter : if it uses PThreads, it will break on multi-core devices. Note: If your native library requires any amount of thread-safety, e.g.
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(The Android NDK ndk-build toolchain can help.)Ĭopy your lib/armeabi/libtest.so file into a lib/armeabi-v7a/libtest.so file, and add lib/armeabi-v7a/libtest.so to your. Recompile your native library separately for each ABI that you wish to support.
If possible, I would suggest not supporting armeabi and instead support only armeabi-v7a. an emulator running Android v2.3), it is very likely that armeabi libraries will not be extracted on an armeabi-v7a device. Unless your target device is armeabi (e.g.
ATOLLIC TRUESTUDIO IMPORT C WORKSPACE APK
apk contains more than one ABI, and the default Debug packages contain armeabi, armeabi-v7a, and x86 runtimes.
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Try renaming it to libtest.so, and update your DllImport accordingly: įurthermore, things get very complicated when your. A file named test.so does not have the appropriate prefix, and thus won't be installed. I suspect this is actually the problem: your native library needs to conform to Linux convention, i.e. so isn't present, that would explain the DllNotFoundException. Sanity check #2: was the library installed? $ adb shell ls -l your. If your native library is lib/armeabi/test.so, then the ABI will be detected as armeabi. I don't think this is your problem "path sniffing" checks the parent directory name to determine the ABI. If it's not in there, that's a problem, and "path sniffing" may be implicated. apk? $ unzip -l path/to/your/app.apk | grep test.so But on runtime it throws me dll not found exception