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Since yours size is 5MB vs 1MB Spotify's version, my guess is that they are stripping something: while giving priority to your version seems to allow Spotify SDK to work correctly, the other way round makes the app to crash in your native code for the luck of some symbols.
In order to avoid possible unknown bugs (and conflicts with other SDKs), wouldn't it be better to just use static linking?
If it's a licensing issue, wouldn't be better to rename your version like libgnustl_rome_shared.so?
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libgnustl_shared.so conflict with Spotify SDK
libgnustl_shared.so conflicts with Spotify SDK
Mar 14, 2017
The version of the libgnustl_shared.so is in conflict with the one shipped by the Spotify SDK, available here;
https://github.com/spotify/android-sdk/releases/tag/24-noconnect-2.20b
Since yours size is 5MB vs 1MB Spotify's version, my guess is that they are stripping something: while giving priority to your version seems to allow Spotify SDK to work correctly, the other way round makes the app to crash in your native code for the luck of some symbols.
In order to avoid possible unknown bugs (and conflicts with other SDKs), wouldn't it be better to just use static linking?
If it's a licensing issue, wouldn't be better to rename your version like libgnustl_rome_shared.so?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: