On Wed, 27 Feb 2019 10:47:51 -0000 (UTC), qhsgrant@outlook.com declaimed
the following:

>Theo wrote:--
>> Most Pi distributions are 32 bit, and Android builds are 64 bit
>> - I'm not sure if 64-bit Android can run 32 bit binaries.
>
>I thought my RPi-1 was 32bit? Not used now for lack of a display.
>

 The R-Pi 3 series are quad-core 64-bit processors. However, the
standard OS install (via NOOBS, and likely also the stand-alone Raspbian,
et al) are 32-bit to support all R-Pi models with a single installer.

 AS for the later queries about "static binaries" -- I would expect them
to be very rare, as they have to be built with all needed library functions
included, and that starts to add up fast on a limited memory system, in
contrast to run-time shared object libraries.


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