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As of Anyline Version 25, Android architectures x86 and x86_64 are not supported any more. The information below is relevant to all integrators and developers using x86 CPUs (Intel or AMD). |
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What does this mean if you want to emulate your Android app on a x86-based development computer?
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As part of Android 11 (API level 30), System Images were released and are capable of both of the following:
Executing ARM binaries with significantly improved performance.
Translating ARM instructions to x86 without impacting the entire system.
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This allows the execution of ARM binaries for testing without the performance overhead of full ARM emulation. |
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It also means that developers (who are dependent on ARM libraries and cannot build an x86 variant of their app |
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) no longer have to use system images with full ARM emulation, which are much slower than x86 system images when run on x86-based computers. |
As part of the Android 11 developer preview Android 11 system images have been released, which are capable of executing ARM binaries with significantly improved performance.
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It is still possible to run ARM64-based apps on Android Emulators using the latest version of Android. |
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Further Information
For more details please have a look here:
https://android-developers.googleblog.com/2020/03/run-arm-apps-on-android-emulator.html