Android GDS NDK/C++
summary
Year-by-year NDK changes: r15 moves to a single correct header set; r16 fixes libc++ and libandroid; r17 defaults to libc++ as the STL, drops ARMv5/MIPS and adds ASAN without root and LTO on Windows; r18 makes clang+libc++ the only supported toolchain with clang-tidy support; r19 replaces platform wrappers with standalone cross-compiler toolchains. Studio 3.1 ships simpleperf UI; 64-bit builds yield roughly 5–10% runtime gains and require minSdk L or higher.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00NDK updates and headers
- 0:37Release progress and support
- 1:20New API and tooling features
- 1:56Standardizing on Clang
- 2:28Simplifying build systems
- 3:21Security and profiling tools
- 4:0564-bit transition advice
- 4:42Porting to 64-bit
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