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android-changes-for-ndk-developers.md
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@ -326,12 +326,12 @@ libraries as the location may change from device to device.
## Missing SONAME (Enforced for API level >= 23)
Each ELF shared object (“native library”) must have a SONAME (Shared
Object Name) attribute. The NDK toolchain adds this attribute by default,
so its absence indicates either a misconfigured alternative toolchain
or a misconfiguration in your build system. A missing SONAME may lead
to runtime issues such as the wrong library being loaded: the filename
is used instead when this attribute is missing.
Each ELF shared object (“native library”) must have a SONAME
(Shared Object Name) attribute. The NDK build systems add this
attribute by default, so its absence (or an incorrect soname) indicates
a misconfiguration in your build system. A missing SONAME may lead to
runtime issues such as the wrong library being loaded: the filename is
used instead when this attribute is missing.
```
$ readelf --dynamic libWithSoName.so | grep SONAME
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*Resolution*: the current NDK generates the correct SONAME by
default. Ensure you're using the current NDK and that you haven't
configured your build system to generate incorrect SONAME entries (using
the -soname linker option).
the `-soname` linker option).
## `__register_atfork` (Available in API level >= 23)