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Android: Have build.gradle figure out what ABI and Toolchain to use.

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@ -60,19 +60,14 @@ Android Studio will do this for you if you create `Source/Android/build.properti
following inside:
```
toolchain=<toolchain>
abi=<abi>
makeArgs=<make-args>
```
Replace `<make-args>` with any arguments you want to pass to `make`, and the rest depending on which
platform the Android device you are targeting uses:
|Platform | `<abi>` | `<toolchain>` |
|-------------------------|-------------|---------------------------|
|ARM 32-bit (most devices)| armeabi-v7a | arm-linux-androideabi-4.9 |
|ARM 64-bit (i.e. Nexus 9)| arm64-v8a | aarch64-linux-android-4.9 |
|Intel 64-bit | x86_64 | x86_64-4.9 |
Replace `<make-args>` with any arguments you want to pass to `make`, and then execute the
`assembleDebug` or `installDebug` task corresponding to the hardware platform you are targeting.
For example, to deploy to a Nexus 9, which runs the AArch64 architecture, execute `installArm_64Debug`.
A list of available tasks can be found in Android Studio in the Gradle tray, located at the top-right
corner of the IDE by default.
The native libraries will be compiled, and copied into `./Source/Android/app/libs`. Android Studio
and Gradle will include any libraries in that folder into the APK at build time.