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If the app doesn't use any native libraries, it should be able to run on any architecture. Otherwise, I don't think you'll find many developers shipping x86/x86
by bogwog 5y ago
If the app doesn't use any native libraries, it should be able to run on any architecture. Otherwise, I don't think you'll find many developers shipping x86/x86_64 binaries nowadays considering there are no real devices that use it.
I think Intel has (or had?) a tool/library for translating ARM to x86 called Houdini. Can't seem to find it though, and it might require a license anyways.
- oynqr 5y agoAren't x86 chromebooks real devices?
- CameronNemo 5y agoIf you mean x86_64 then yes certainly. They are about as common as ARM64 Chromebooks these days.
- bogwog 5y agoCan Chrome books run Android apps?
- lights0123 5y agoYes they can. It's been an advertised feature for a few years.
- bogwog 5y agoTIL! In that case, x86 builds are probably more common than I assumed.