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by pjmlp
3406 days ago
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Most likely, just like Apple, Google is getting rid of GCC. https://android.googlesource.com/platform/ndk/+/master/docs/... <quote> Remove GCC GCC is still in the NDK today because some of gnustl's C++11 features were written such that they do not work with Clang (threading and atomics, mostly). Now that libc++ is the best choice of STL, this is no longer blocking, so GCC can be removed. </quote> |
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