burst requires the android ndk to be correctly installed

#Burst requires the android ndk to be correctly installed code#

Care should be taken not to accidentally ship a build containing symbols.

Force Debug Information: Forces Burst to generate debug information (even in release Standalone Player builds).

Enable Safety Checks: Turns Burst safety checks on/off.

Enable Optimizations: Turns Burst optimizations on/off.

Enable Burst Compilation: Turns Burst entirely on/off for the currently selected platform.

Target Platform: Shows the current desktop platform - can be changed via the Unity Build Settings.

The AOT settings override the Burst settings on the Jobs menu when you make a standalone build of your project.

When a project uses AOT compilation, you can control Burst behavior using the Burst AOT Settings section of the Project Settings window.

In later Unity versions (2019.1 and beyond), the settings for AOT compilation are configured via Burst AOT Settings. Prior to Unity 2019.1, the settings for AOT compilation are shared with the Jobs Menu. This library is loaded by the Job system runtime the first time a Burst compiled method is invoked.įor iOS, static libraries are generated instead, due to requirements for submitting to Test Flight. on Windows, it is in the path Data/Plugins/lib_burst_generated.dll

#Burst requires the android ndk to be correctly installed code#

When Burst compiles code for the Standalone Player, with the exception of iOS, it will create a single dynamic library and place it into the standard plugins folder for that particular player type.

The Burst compiler supports Standalone Players - see Burst AOT Requirements Usage