Hello,
I encountered an issue when building for Android (especially targeting newer devices / Android 14+).
The native library:
libgilzoide-sqlite-net.so
is not 16 KB page-size aligned, which is now required for newer Android devices.
Unity shows the warning:
"This library is not 16KB-aligned, which will be required for newer devices running Android 15+."
Because of this, the build either fails or may not be accepted by Google Play in the future.
Environment
- Unity version:
- Target platform: Android
- Architecture: ARM64 (also affects x86/x86_64)
- Plugin version: latest from this repo
Problem
The included native .so libraries appear to be compiled with older NDK settings and do not support 16 KB page size.
Expected behavior
The plugin should include updated .so libraries compiled with modern Android NDK that support 16 KB page size.
Possible solution
Rebuild native libraries using:
- Recent Android NDK (r23+ or newer)
- Proper page size alignment for 16 KB devices
Temporary workaround
Removing the .so files allows the project to build, but then the plugin cannot function properly.
Is there any plan to update the native libraries?
Thanks.
Hello,
I encountered an issue when building for Android (especially targeting newer devices / Android 14+).
The native library:
libgilzoide-sqlite-net.so
is not 16 KB page-size aligned, which is now required for newer Android devices.
Unity shows the warning:
"This library is not 16KB-aligned, which will be required for newer devices running Android 15+."
Because of this, the build either fails or may not be accepted by Google Play in the future.
Environment
Problem
The included native .so libraries appear to be compiled with older NDK settings and do not support 16 KB page size.
Expected behavior
The plugin should include updated .so libraries compiled with modern Android NDK that support 16 KB page size.
Possible solution
Rebuild native libraries using:
Temporary workaround
Removing the .so files allows the project to build, but then the plugin cannot function properly.
Is there any plan to update the native libraries?
Thanks.