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Not sure what you're talking about here, Android supports 4 architectures right now (supported 6 before) and adding one more isn't such a big deal.

• viraptor 4y ago
  I know android itself can support multiple archs, but does a (random play store app with native library) support them or even test them all?
  • izacus 4y ago
    Most Play apps have no NDK code so they work fine.
    • iggldiggl 4y ago
      Not claiming it's a representative sample, but my phone has 160 subfolders underneath /data/app (i.e. user-installed/-updated apps), of which after a quick count 52 include native libraries. I don't even have that many games on my phone, so those only account for six of those apps, with the largest fraction being various multimedia apps (camera, video player, image editor, music player, even my e-book reader…)
    • kernal 4y ago
      The top Play apps and games use native libraries. Here's a CppCon talk that mentions that 75% of the top 100 Play apps and games use C++. https://youtube.com/watch?v=2Y47g8xNE1o&feature=shares https://youtube.com/watch?v=2Y47g8xNE1o&feature=shares