[question] Where can i Download prebuilt binaries for arm64/aarch64 ?

[frak0d]

I searched on android developers website, but only found ndk for x86_64. But my Computer has a arm cpu (arm64/aarch64).

Does anybody maintains prebuilt binaries for arm64 (linux) ?
(Minimum NDK 19)

Why there are no releases in this repository ?

[enh-google]

macOS/arm64 support is coming. see #1299.

other OSes don't yet have enough users. you'll note that we don't support most of the Linux architectures on https://wiki.debian.org/SupportedArchitectures, only x86-64.

[truboxl]

I assume public should follow https://android.googlesource.com/platform/ndk/+/master/docs/Building.md and patch errors themselves along the way?

[enh-google]

correct. (that's probably quite hard though. @kongy is working on macOS/arm64 but i don't know how much overlap there is between the patches he's needed to support that and what you'd need for [what i assume is] Linux/arm64...)

[pirama-arumuga-nainar]

Clang for arm64 Linux is already supported in upstream (builder). You need to patch the toolchain build scripts, which currently assume only aarch64 is supported. There is an out-of-date patch, to get you started.

[frak0d]

NVM Found it :-
https://github.com/Lzhiyong/termux-ndk

[ramanveerji]

Can I get the arm64/ aarch64 version of ndk for my ubuntu server?

[ramanveerji]

Can I get the arm64/ aarch64 version of ndk for mt ubuntu server?

You clearly don't know how to read.

But i have not found that. Help me read.

[enh-google]

@ThunderStud613 --- no need to be rude. on the internet, you never know how good the other person's English is (and that doesn't mean they're stupid).

@ramanveerji --- no, there is no prebuilt. you can follow pirama-arumuga-nainar's instructions to build your own, but that's definitely playing on "hard mode". for now, sticking to x86-64 (or using macOS/arm64) is "easy mode". there are no current plans to have a linux/arm64 download (nor linux/riscv64, before anyone asks!) we'll continue to re-evaluate this as arm64 [or riscv64!] hardware becomes more popular and practically useful.

[ramanveerji]

@ThunderStud613 --- no need to be rude. on the internet, you never know how good the other person's English is (and that doesn't mean they're stupid).

@ramanveerji --- no, there is no prebuilt. you can follow pirama-arumuga-nainar's instructions to build your own, but that's definitely playing on "hard mode". for now, sticking to x86-64 (or using macOS/arm64) is "easy mode". there are no current plans to have a linux/arm64 download (nor linux/riscv64, before anyone asks!) we'll continue to re-evaluate this as arm64 [or riscv64!] hardware becomes more popular and practically useful.

Ok thank you. I will stick to x86 as of now.