The Fix:
add ndkVersion to your module's build.gradle
android.ndkVersion "your-installed-ndk-version"
as in some examples. You could find your NDK version from the file $NDK/source.properties.
Background Info:
You probably using AGP/Android Studio version 3.6+: "From Android Gradle Plugin ( AGP ) 3.6+, there is a known good NDK
concept added, which is the known good/tested NDK version
when that AGP version was released". AGP will use that internal NDK version if:
- you are not using the ndkVersion feature added in AGP 3.5
That internal NDKs are expected to be installed as side-by-side NDK place:
$SDK
dk
if not installed:
- AGP 3.6, AGP 4.0 will error out
- AGP 4.1 would auto install it.
The internally embedded NDK version, most likely, will be out-of-date pretty quickly as newer NDKs are constantly being released: if you want to use a newer NDK version, you do need to configure gradle with ndkVersion.
Additional Doc:
Refer to the official documentation for details.
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