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- 你们说的ABI，Application Binary Interface到底是什么东西？
那么当人们提到 ABI 的时候，到底在说什么？ 以我个人的经验来看，当人们提及 ABI 时，一般主要是在说 Binary-compatible 即二进制兼容性。
- Difference between API and ABI - Stack Overflow
Definition of ABI: Whereas an API defines a source interface, an ABI defines the low-level binary interface between two or more pieces of software on a particular architecture It defines how an application interacts with itself, how an application interacts with the kernel, and how an application interacts with libraries
- What is an application binary interface (ABI)? - Stack Overflow
An ABI isn't necessarily something you will explicitly provide unless you are doing very low-level systems design work It isn't language-specific either, since (for example) a C application and a Pascal application can use the same ABI after they are compiled
- What are the purposes of the ARM ABI and EABI? - Stack Overflow
An ABI (Application Binary Interface) is a standard that defines a mapping between low-level concepts in high-level languages and the abilities of a specific hardware OS platform's machine code
- Please explain the C++ ABI - Stack Overflow
The common explanation for not fixing some issues with C++ is that it would break the ABI and require recompilation, but on the other hand I encounter statements like this: Honestly, this is true
- Does C have a standard ABI? - Stack Overflow
An ABI is a mapping from the execution model of the language to a particular machine operating system compiler combination It makes no sense to define one in the language specification because that runs the risk of excluding C implementations on some architectures
- Android Maui app Doesnt support required ABI - How do you set the . . .
Doesn't support required ABI (6,575 devices) arm64-v8a x86_64 How do I fix this? In Xamarin there was a "supported architectures" dialog, but that appears to be gone now The closest thing I can find is "App Properties --> Build --> Platform Target", but if you set that to "Any CPU", Visual Studio automatically sets it back to "ARM64"
- c++ - GCC ABI compatibility - Stack Overflow
Binary incompatibility notice! The C and C++ ABI changed in GCC 4 7 0, which means in general you can't link together binaries compiled with this version of the compiler and with versions before GCC 4 7 0 In particular: The option -mms-bitfields is enabled by default, which means the bitfield layout follows the convention of the Microsoft
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