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For the Android project I am working on, I need to use webrtc static libraries for ARM as well as x86.
Following the tutorial at http://andrii.sergiienko.me/?go=all/building-webrtc-demo-for-android/, I managed to build the demo application for Android on my Ubuntu box.
However, my main interest is in obtaining static libraries that I can use with my application. Searching for 'libwebrtc*a' files, I see the following two files:
'libwebrtc*a'
./src/out/Release/obj/webrtc/libwebrtc.a ./src/out/Release/obj/webrtc/libwebrtc_common.a
Are these the right webrtc static libraries? The file size seem to be too small. Also, how do I build for ARM as well as x86? Regards.
You can use this script (still work, tested by me) in order to build a fat webrtc lib.
Then you have to add the .a (just libwebrtc.a from 'obj' directory after the build is ready) to your project.
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