Build release version of shared *.so library with Android Studio
I am making a C++ share library for Android. I created new project with Android Studio and enabled C++.
I also enabled C++ 11 ans Exception support.
New project was created and the build.gradle and CMakeLists.text files were generated. The problem is that Adnroid Studio is only generating a Debug version of the *.so library. I need the release version to be generated too.
The debug library is being generated at
\app\build\intermediates\cmake\debug\obj\\libnative-lib.so
I noticed there is another directory at
\app\build\intermediates\cmake\debug\obj\
but it is empty. It does not have the release version of the library.
How can I force Android Studio to build/compile the release version of the *.so library. I put those images up to make sure that I didn't miss any step.
Using Android Studio 2.3.
Played around with Android Studio and discovered that this can be changed by selecting the Root of your project (app) going to Build --> Select Build Variant... then change the Build Variant from Debug to Release.
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