It defines how an application interacts with itself, how an application interacts with the kernel, and how an application interacts with libraries. 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 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. Although changes which mandate abi breaking changes are sometimes introduced, the case has to be argued a lot stronger than changes which don't affect anything Unless the benefit of the change outweights the reported potential of breaking some vendor's abi it won't be done.
I tried the following command and it worked fine on a couple of devices Adb shell getprop | grep abi this command fails to get the arm processor version for some devices Is there any other way t. A bit more context from tensorflow lite documentation Unless you are targeting specific hardware, you should omit the x86, x86_64, and arm32 abis in most cases This is used for calling c library (libc) functions on linux from assembly
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