I’ve been using Haxe 4.3 for a while now, and I’m not aware of any issues with Lime. Can you let us know what isn’t working for you? Thanks!
Android builds that uses Haxe 4+ and HXCPP 4+ crash on some devices:
I was able to reproduce this error message with an OpenFL app on one of my Android devices.
Copying the error message below for more context in searches:
SDL Error
An error occurred while trying to start the application. Please try again and/or reinstall.
Error: dlopen failed: cannot locate symbol “__atomic_compare_exchange_4” referenced by “/data/app/org.openfl.samples.piratepig-BgzsbLgcUjNKy7Hr5k-Fvg==/lib/arm/libApplicationMain.so” …
I tried to set up my environment as closely as I could to what you reported.
- Haxe 4.3.4
- NDK 21.4.7075529
- Java: OpenJDK 11
- hxcpp 4.3.2
- Lime 8.1.2
- OpenFL 9.3.3
I was able to successfully resolve this issue on my Andorid device by installing the latest hxcpp from GitHub instead of using hxcpp 4.3.2.
As a bonus, this also made it possible for me to use a newer NDK than I ever had in the past. Previously, I was not able to use anything newer than NDK 21.4.7075529. With the latest hxcpp, I was able to successfully build with NDK 25.2.9519653.
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For reference, I installed the latest Git commit of hxcpp with the following command:
haxelib git hxcpp https://github.com/HaxeFoundation/hxcpp.git
Thanks for checking! Will try to migrate to the Git version of HXCPP 
It’s cool that higher versions of NDK can be used too!
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Worked for me! Thanks. Tried with NDK21, will check with NDK25 later.
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NDK 25.2.9519653 works too! 
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