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On mips64r6 cpus, the preferred zero-emulation-overhead 32-bit arch variant is mips32r6. Mips32r1 and mips32r2 software runs but with frequent op-emulation traps to the kernel. Android NDK had support for mips32r6 prebuilt binaries in release r10 but lacked STL binaries in r11 and omits all mips32r6 prebuilts in r13. To keep mips64 buildable using just aosp sources, switch to using the slower mips32r2 variant as its 2nd cpu arch. This applies only to the aosp copy of Android. Imgtec's redistribution of Android releases will instead use mips32r6 as the 2nd cpu arch, using a privately-maintained prebuilts/ndk that includes all needed mips32r6 libraries. The standard 32-bit Mips build on aosp uses mips32r2 as its native ABI. That also runs mips32r1 apps built by NDK and mips32r1 android STL components built by NDK. Similarly, the 2nd arch for mips64r6 will use mips32r2 itself but runs fine with mips32r1 apps and components. Change-Id: I65c3fa9a3e5427be12955b902e6ec965de85e608 |
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The "generic_mips64" product defines a MIPS64 based non-hardware-specific target without a kernel or bootloader. It can be used to build the entire user-level system, and will work with the emulator. It is not a product "base class"; no other products inherit from it or use it in any way.