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takiuddin93
takiuddin93

Reputation: 41

How to know if my android app supports 64bit?

Recent changes in android architecture have enforced all developers to make their android applications support 64bit.

I have gone through the documentations. But as it shows there to look for a "lib" folder that may supposedly have ".so" files.

I tried the same thing, but apparently I can't find and "lib" folder to begin with!

I have also attached a snippet of my apk-analyzer as shown in the image link https://i.sstatic.net/pTZTq.jpg

Can anyone suggest me what can be done or how can I ensure my apps are 64bit supported.

Upvotes: 3

Views: 5924

Answers (3)

Alex Barceló
Alex Barceló

Reputation: 322

From Get your apps ready for the 64-bit requirement:

Blockquote Inspect your APK or app bundle for native code. You can check for .so files using APK Analyzer. Identify whether they are built from your own code or are imported by an SDK or library that you are using. If you do not have any .so files in your APK, you are already 64-bit compliant.

As Vladyslav Matviienko has pointed out, if you're not using native libraries, you won't see any .so file (nor lib folder) in your APK analysis, so your app is 64bit compliant.

Upvotes: 0

Ketan Ramani
Ketan Ramani

Reputation: 5753

Steps to find the apk needs to generate for 64 bit Reference : Steps to find the apk needs to generate for 64 bit

Upvotes: 4

Manoj kumar
Manoj kumar

Reputation: 470

Just Generate a Apk and Use 

Build->Analyse Apk

to open the Apk. In that Under lib folder check for these below files:

lib/arm64-v8a
lib/x86_64

If they are available them the application supports 64 bit. For more refer this URL 64Bit

Upvotes: 0

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