What would be the point of porting it to Android if Android supports binder natively? The purpose of this library is to let non-Android code (primarily Sailfish OS) to talk to native Android components. Of course libgbinder is more flexible and configurable than Android, where binder protocols are chosen and fixed at compile time, but I don't really see any need for that kind of flexibility inside Android.
The short answer is no.
What would be the point of porting it to Android if Android supports binder natively? The purpose of this library is to let non-Android code (primarily Sailfish OS) to talk to native Android components. Of course libgbinder is more flexible and configurable than Android, where binder protocols are chosen and fixed at compile time, but I don't really see any need for that kind of flexibility inside Android.