What APP_PLATFORM used by default when compiled through Android NDK

Question

Ok, very simple Anroid.MK

LOCAL_PATH := $(call my-dir)    
include $(CLEAR_VARS)     
LOCAL_MODULE    := helloworld     
LOCAL_SRC_FILES := ../hello.c     
include $(BUILD_SHARED_LIBRARY)

What APP_PLATFORM used by default ? This my platforms in NDK folders:

android-12\
android-13\
android-14\
android-15\
android-16\
android-17\
android-18\
android-19\
android-21\
android-3\
android-4\
android-5\
android-8\
android-9\

So ?

You might see if `ndk-build V=1` (on a clean project) results in printing compiler command lines in which you can see an include path referencing one of them. — Chris Stratton, Mar 25 '15 at 12:54

score 0 · Answer 1 · answered Jun 25 '15 at 10:12

By default, you can use anything up to the value of minSdkVersion. So if you used minSdkVersion=9, you should not use anything higher than 9.

Technically, it could build with a higher version, but you'll get (legitimately) a warning that you're using a higher version than you minSdkVersion.

What APP_PLATFORM used by default when compiled through Android NDK

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