Intel based Android APK
lazarus / 43-Android

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Handoko · 2015-08-11 12:12

After several attempts, I managed to use LazToAPK to build APK files
and run them using AVD without any issue. Unfortunately, they can't be
run on my Asus Zenfone 2 Intel 64-bit Quad Core phone. 

The APKs can be installed, but if I tried to run it, it will said
"Unfortunately, Project1 has stopped." The strange is, if I remove all
the components so it just a blank form, it can be run on my phone. It
will show a white screen with the title "Project1".

I guess this problem happens because I tried to run ARM code on Intel-
based phone.

Googling the web, I found some said we can't run ARM build APKs on
Intel-based machines. But some also said, x86 devices that ship with
libhoudini will be able to use ARM-based NDK binaries:

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/21480838/will-the-binaries-built-
for-arm-work-on-intel-processors-android

http://www.networkworld.com/article/2360304/opensource-subnet/intel-
confronts-a-big-mobile-challenge-native-compatibility.html

Any suggestion how to get Houdini? Or any tricks so I can enjoy my
self-build APKs on my phone?

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engkin · 2015-08-25 01:04

You can generate Intel libraries instead of ARM. I used that, a few
years ago, to run a few tests on Android-X86

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Handoko · 2015-08-25 02:42

Quote from: engkin on August 25, 2015, 03:04:24 amYou can generate
Intel libraries instead of ARM. I used that, a few years ago, to run a
few tests on Android-X86

  Glad to know that we can generate Intel-based code. Can you please
provide more info how to do it or the links to the information? I'm a
newbie in Android programming.