Some games provide x86 libraries with bugs that prevent them from running natively, and we must force specify --abi arm64-v8a to run them properly. For example, Soultide, Houkai Gakuen 2. If you don't like it, I will revert it.
Some games provide x86 libraries with bugs that prevent them from running natively, and we must force specify `--abi arm64-v8a` to run them properly. For example, Soultide, Houkai Gakuen 2. If you don't like it, I will revert it.
Some games provide x86 libraries with bugs that prevent them from running natively, and we must force specify --abi arm64-v8a to run them properly. For example, Soultide, Houkai Gakuen 2. If you don't like it, I will revert it.
I remember seeing that. Ok, please submit a separate PR.
> Some games provide x86 libraries with bugs that prevent them from running natively, and we must force specify `--abi arm64-v8a` to run them properly. For example, Soultide, Houkai Gakuen 2. If you don't like it, I will revert it.
I remember seeing that. Ok, please submit a separate PR.
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I don't like the change in ABI ordering. Why are you proposing that?
Some games provide x86 libraries with bugs that prevent them from running natively, and we must force specify
--abi arm64-v8ato run them properly. For example, Soultide, Houkai Gakuen 2. If you don't like it, I will revert it.I remember seeing that. Ok, please submit a separate PR.