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The combination of ARM machine language support and OpenGL ES support make this project especially interesting for Pi (testing on RasPi 4). However, upon trying to compile on Pi (./configure) I get the result: configure: error: emulator does not presently support architecture armv7l-unknown-linux-gnueabihf.
In reviewing the Makefile, all assembly code references appear to point to the x86 directory. Looking inside the Android directory, it looks like a Gradle build system, which I'm guessing means it generates Java output. Is it likely that Java files are going to build on Pi or are there key components that are going to break an attempt to build this software on Pi systems (apologies, I'm not as familiar w/ Gradle)?
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The combination of ARM machine language support and OpenGL ES support make this project especially interesting for Pi (testing on RasPi 4). However, upon trying to compile on Pi (./configure) I get the result: configure: error: emulator does not presently support architecture armv7l-unknown-linux-gnueabihf.
In reviewing the Makefile, all assembly code references appear to point to the x86 directory. Looking inside the Android directory, it looks like a Gradle build system, which I'm guessing means it generates Java output. Is it likely that Java files are going to build on Pi or are there key components that are going to break an attempt to build this software on Pi systems (apologies, I'm not as familiar w/ Gradle)?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: