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Sorry for asking here but I think it's appropriate.
Well, it's certainly not appropriate for rust-android-gradle
, but it does reach me.
The tutorial for Rust cross compiling on Mozilla's website is old and doesn't work for newer SDKs. This repo is good for most stuff, but I need intellisense to work on VSCode, and for that I need native cross compiling to Android, without gradle, so rust-analyzer can call it periodically.
Is there a modern way to specify the NDK paths so it just works? Passing
cargo build --target x86_64-linux-android
fails because I need to specify the NDK clangs.
You'll need to duplicate what rust-android-gradle
does to configure the build. You can do this by hard-coding paths in .cargo/config
(as the blog post does) or you can set environment variables (as the plugin does; see also this Rust documentation).
I will point out that cargo ndk
is essentially doing this configuration for you at the Cargo/Rust level. At some point in the future, we might choose to layer rust-android-gradle
on top of cargo ndk
, isolating the Gradle-specific bits away from the general "here's how you target Android with Rust" bits. See the discussion in #40 for more context.
However, this is all irrelevant to rust-android-gradle
, so I'm going to close this.
Thank you for your help with something unrelated to this repo, your help was not in vain. I was able to do a PR to fix some issues with cargo ndk
and I'm trying to make cargo check
as well so it works with rust-analyzer. Some projects are android specific and won't compile without the NDK so rust-analyzer supporting cargo ndk check
would be very nice.
Thank you for your help with something unrelated to this repo, your help was not in vain. I was able to do a PR to fix some issues with
cargo ndk
and I'm trying to makecargo check
as well so it works with rust-analyzer. Some projects are android specific and won't compile without the NDK so rust-analyzer supportingcargo ndk check
would be very nice.
Happy to help. I'd like to see this ecosystem continue to thrive :)
Sorry for asking here but I think it's appropriate. The tutorial for Rust cross compiling on Mozilla's website is old and doesn't work for newer SDKs. This repo is good for most stuff, but I need intellisense to work on VSCode, and for that I need native cross compiling to Android, without gradle, so rust-analyzer can call it periodically.
Is there a modern way to specify the NDK paths so it just works? Passing
cargo build --target x86_64-linux-android
fails because I need to specify the NDK clangs.