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Dovrei compilare un programma in C, scritto e compilato con gcc su Linux (quindi per EM_X86_64), per farlo girare anche su Android (quindi EM_AARCH64)... ma non so come fare.

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Dovrei compilare un programma in C, scritto e compilato con gcc su Linux (quindi per EM_X86_64), per farlo girare anche su Android (quindi EM_AARCH64)... ma non so come fare.

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