How to indicate that an Android app only supports ARM CPUs? -


i have android application runs on arm cpus. due fact have included arm executable in apk. however, after quite bit of searching, have been unable find way indicate (in manifest file or similar) application will not run on other architectures.

normally, applications want include native code include shared library. in case, app shows in play store users compatible cpu. however, using shared library not option app.

is there place in project's manifest file or somewhere else can explicitly indicate cpu architectures app supports?

however, using shared library not option app.

in theory, should be. create do-nothing little jni-compatible library ndk, , build architectures packaged-in binary supports (e.g., armv5 , armv7). don't have use library (though i'd set java class references safe, @ least during initial testing). should enough trigger play store filters, if never invoke code @ runtime.

iow, use ndk stuff filtering.

personally, i'd rewrite command-line binary ndk-built jni-compatible library, performance reasons, that's me.


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