This enables building for x86_64-linux-android targets, which is particularly useful for running under an Android emulator.
For reference here I first explicitly ran structgen (built for x86_64-linux-android to with the latest r25 Android NDK toolchain) on an Android emulator and compared the output to the existing generated/unix/ code, which was identical.
This was how I double checked the output of structgen cross-compiled for x86_64-android-linux on an Android emulator:
This enables building for
x86_64-linux-android
targets, which is particularly useful for running under an Android emulator.For reference here I first explicitly ran
structgen
(built for x86_64-linux-android to with the latest r25 Android NDK toolchain) on an Android emulator and compared the output to the existinggenerated/unix/
code, which was identical.This was how I double checked the output of structgen cross-compiled for x86_64-android-linux on an Android emulator: