It won't work out of the box. There is actually a project in the AOSP world that attempted to get it working but it's labeled experimental and it fails half the

It won't work out of the box. There is actually a project in the AOSP world that attempted to get it working but it's labeled experimental and it fails half the tests. There are lot of missing features in Bionic (Android's libc) that libc++ needs that we provide in Apportable and doing so we are able to pass all the tests. Apportable is more than just C++ though. It's about building a better NDK or rather a platform that makes things consistent across the board with other native environments like iOS. Native in Android is an afterthought which we aim to change. We fix things like libc, C++, and provide you with a lot of low level libraries you expect would be included. Apportable also is the only place you are going to find a native profiler today (baring awful hacks) or will get the latest version of clang that run on Android either. The idea is to save you time with inconstancies and make it easier to deal with building native code for both (you can even use the same Xcode project and target both from there). We also support Objective-C and everything that you get from iOS so you can even bring that code over.