We are trying to use the new qualcomm math library (libQML-1.0.0) but it just freezes the application. LoadLibrary never returns so. The applicaion does not instantiate (the application starts but OnCreate is not called and we do not have any UI elements). Also the app does NOT crash.
Tested on SnapDragon 625, SnapDragon 845 and SnapDragon 615
Compiled on Android Studio 3.1.2
NDK: 17b
Compiled SDK version 27
cppFlags: -std=c++14
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Hi,
Thank you for trying to use QML.
QML-1.0.0 uses a different initialization step than the earlier releases.
To make sure that the issue you are facing is indeed the initialization step, could you try an earlier release (e.g. QSML-0.15.5) and see if it works without any issue?
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