user11609: I have an Android app that uses precompiled binary files of Stockfish. There are both arm64-v8a and armeabi-v7a binary files for direct use in version 10.
On Stockfish site there's however not such an update for latest SF 11 for months!
https://stockfishchess.org/download/
What is the way to go now, are we supposed to wait or is it no longer supported?
I don't want to make any additional steps like compiling source code myself, as long as it's not absolutely necessary. I am currently also not overly interested in supporting custom engines in my app.
I found it to be very comfortable to use these binaries. Or did Android Stockfish turn to something else?
I checked some talk chess forum but I am not part of it, I don't know people there and downloading whatever executable thing from unknown sites just because someone says it's replacement of Stockfish seems a bit loose and unresponsible to users of my app. That's why I am still running on SF10.

user825: Stockfish is a free project, people don't work for financial returns. Unfortunately, that would mean your request might never be honoured. As a programmer with technical skills, you are expected to compile the code yourself.
Sorry, this is how a free open source project work. They give you the code for free, so you just have to do some works.

11609: <p>I have an Android app that uses precompiled binary files of Stockfish. There are both arm64-v8a and armeabi-v7a binary files for direct use in version 10.</p>

<p>On Stockfish site there's however not such an update for latest SF 11 for months!</p>

<p><a href="https://stockfishchess.org/download/" rel="nofollow noreferrer">https://stockfishchess.org/download/</a></p>

<p>What is the way to go now, are we supposed to wait or is it no longer supported?</p>

<p>I don't want to make any additional steps like compiling source code myself, as long as it's not absolutely necessary. I am currently also not overly interested in supporting custom engines in my app.</p>

<p>I found it to be very comfortable to use these binaries. Or did Android Stockfish turn to something else?</p>

<p>I checked some talk chess forum but I am not part of it, I don't know people there and downloading whatever executable thing from unknown sites just because someone says it's replacement of Stockfish seems a bit loose and unresponsible to users of my app. That's why I am still running on SF10.</p>
 825: <p>Stockfish is a free project, people don't work for financial returns. Unfortunately, that would mean your request might never be honoured. As a programmer with technical skills, you are expected to compile the code yourself.</p>

<p>Sorry, this is how a free open source project work. They give you the code for free, so you just have to do some works.</p>
