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Android 32-bit architectures

Android 32-bit architectures

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Android 32-bit architectures

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- [Instructor] Another change for Maui and Dotnet 9 is support for Android apps simply by targeting net nine dash Android. However, Maui has also made several other changes for Android. One of them is that by default projects no longer target non 64 bit platforms. The primary motivation for this is to reduce the size of the binaries that are deployed. Let's take a look at the size of the binaries that are currently being created in Dotnet 9 with the start code for this video. And we're going to try a command line release build. So we'll go out here and go tools, command line, and developer command prompt. CD into the QR tracker project directory. And we'll go Dotnet, publish, and we'll go for the build configuration to be released. And the platform. We're going to look at net 9.0 Android and press return. And now that it's compiled, let's see what the size is of what we built. Okay, here we are in Windows Explorer, we're going to go into bin directory and release and Android. And we…

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