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Description

Bug description goes here. Include a test case. It's unlikely that anything can be done without a test case.

Bug reports with better test cases will be resolved sooner than those with bad test cases. A good test case:

  • Is as small as possible while still exposing the bug.
  • Does not require Android Studio or Gradle (if your bug cannot be reproduced without either of those, it's a bug in Studio or Gradle, and should be reported to Android Studio).
  • Is complete. Snippets that would not compile even in the absence of the bug you are reporting slow down the process.

Here's an example of a good test case: https://github.com/DanAlbert/dynamic-cast-repro

Environment Details

Not all of these will be relevant to every bug, but please provide as much information as you can.

  • NDK Version: Value from Pkg.Revision in ndk-bundle/source.properties. If not the latest version, check there before filing.
  • Build sytem: ndk-build? cmake? standalone toolchain? custom? (if gradle, file a bug against studio as specified above)
  • Host OS: Windows, Mac, or Linux? Which Linux?
  • Compiler: If GCC, check Clang before filing. GCC is no longer supported.
  • ABI:
  • STL:
  • NDK API level:
  • Device API level: