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Are `x86` and `x86_64`Android targets not supported? I'm looking at the sample <https://github.com/JetBrains/kotlin-native/blob/master/samples/androidNativeActivity/build.gradle> here and only seeing `arm32`, `arm64`

You are correct with *arm32* and *arm64* being the only platforms supported by the Android target.

Android isn't widely used on x86/x86_64 based CPUs (on *"real"* devices) hence it doesn't make much sense for the Android target to support those CPUs.

And the only platform supported is x86 now. It is really helpful to support it.

Yeah tried to use the old emulators instead of intel arch

&gt; Android isn’t widely used on x86/x86_64 based CPUs
It’s not true, all the Chromebooks are x86 and in our app we have significant amount of users who use Android apps on their Chromebooks

&gt;  it doesn’t make much sense for the Android target to support those CPUs
Also we have high performance C++ code that works with audio and difference between native x86_64 vs ARM interpreter is huge. So support x86/x86_64 is really required for native code used for Android applications

Permanent Android support on Chromebooks is a recent change though.

It’s already available for many Chromebooks even released 3 years ago, thanks to good backward compatibility support