LukiYLS opened issue #3867.
LukiYLS edited issue #3867.
alexcrichton commented on issue #3867:
Wasmtime's platform support is documented here. Android is not tested on CI and guaranteed to work at this time, but Wasmtime may compile for these platforms and we'll take PRs to fix issues if they arise.
alexcrichton closed issue #3867.
martindevans commented on issue #3867:
As far as I can see the linked page does not mention "Android" anywhere, has it been removed?
I was going to up a new issue, but this one seems appropriate to ask in: Would it be possible for Android C-API binaries to be included in the monthly releases? It looks like there's already some support for building and testing android binaries, so perhaps it's just a matter of including them in the release list?
alexcrichton commented on issue #3867:
It's not been removed, Android was never present since it's only ever been best-effort so far. That being said the better documentation nowadays is here (which still doesn't mention Android) and it would be a good fit for Tier 3 support (since we'd build it and not run tests).
If you're up for it I think it'd be reasonable to review a PR adding support for Android binary releases which updates the tier support documentation as well with an Android target.
martindevans commented on issue #3867:
Thanks. I'll see if I can put together a PR to do that. I'm not really familiar with how the whole build process works, so it may be a few days :laughing:
martindevans edited a comment on issue #3867:
As far as I can see the linked page does not mention "Android" anywhere, has it been removed?
I was going to open up a new issue, but this one seems appropriate to ask in: Would it be possible for Android C-API binaries to be included in the monthly releases? It looks like there's already some support for building and testing android binaries, so perhaps it's just a matter of including them in the release list?
alexcrichton commented on issue #3867:
Ok sounds good, and thanks!
To assist a bit, the release build matrix is here and in theory it's "simply" adding another line there, but my guess is that some other tooling like
cargo ndk
will need to be installed similar to this
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