Crashes on Google pre-paunch report about libgdx-oboe

[yarnee]

I will give it a try and update the status here & will exchange the *.so libraries and build the aar lib-files again !

[barsoosayque]

Have you tried building master branch ? Seems like an obscure NDK error, which I updated several weeks ago. I also updated the batch of native libraries and SDK version, might help too.

As for kotlin dependency, since I don't write java code, I was pretty much comfortable with koltin. Didn't know it would require end users to also have a dependency on kotlin. I would gladly merge PR which would change kotlin to java in library sources.

[yarnee]

Hello again, i did try the following: a) did not rebuild the dependencies, do run on a mac and not on a unix machine, so i couldn't build them. b)So i did build again the library, which created 2 files, a debug and a release one, c) copied the *.so files in my natives libs dir, and d) finally i copied the generated aar libs in my lib file and generated my signed bundle !
Unfortunately, the issue is still there, so the decision is to exclude some devices which do not much our criteria (everything after Android 9, RAM with more than 500k etc.) But in case you do have any other suggestions, please feel free !
ps: forgot to mention that i also updated the kotlin lib for JDK8 (org.jetbrains.kotlin:kotlin-stdlib-jdk8:1.7.20)
Find attached the whole logcat excerpt of the prelaunch report of the failed device [Uploading logcat.txt…]

[barsoosayque]

Hmmm. Doesn't seem right. You don't have to build ffmpeg manually, it's prebuilt and located in library/libs. Those *.so files should be inside AAR after the build, as far as I remember you can inspect AAR in Android Studio (just to make sure). Anyways, it seems to be unrelated, since from the crash log it looks like a linkage error or some sort of build error. I'll try to fiddle with cmake to get around this issue (hopefully).

[barsoosayque]

Ah. Seems like one of the ffmpeg libraries didn't disable iconv even though it should be autodetected to "no". And according to android ndk's sources, iconv is available for SDK 28+, so probably that's why those devices produced a crash. Can you try building the master once again ? I've updated ffmpeg libraries in 46f4da5

[yarnee]

Thanks a lot @barsoosayque , thanks a lot for the fast service
The pre-launch report does not show any issues after the last update of the release libs.

[barsoosayque]

Great ! Glad I could resolve this issue, even though it were abysmal NDK insides again