POSIX seems to have chosen open_memstream() over the BSD variant. We
want something for Dalvik that will work on both GNU/Linux and Android,
so this is open_memstream() implemented in terms of BSD funopen().
For Windows there's just a stub that calls abort().
I'm putting this in libcutils since it seems inappropriate for bionic
(which provides the BSD alternatives) but isn't Dalvik-specific.
Detect byte endianness when compiled in x86-64 mode in Mac OS X 10.6
Snow Leopard environments or above. Allows compilation of host binaries
in these environments without any changes from its default stock
configuration.
This change doesn't require that the binaries be built in 64-bit, but it
does allow this. One could still use "gcc_select 4.0" with the 10.4 SDK
installed on Snow Leopard to compile in 32-bit mode.
Change-Id: I155a531a9bff450dd6c077b5275652731c59a908
Platforms differ on whether sys/sendfile.h or sys/socket.h is where to
find the declaration for sendfile().
Change-Id: Ib6e882534b7dc605d30aefed55732dc1ee2b6772
Platforms differ on whether sys/sendfile.h or sys/socket.h is where to
find the declaration for sendfile().
Change-Id: Ib6e882534b7dc605d30aefed55732dc1ee2b6772
This introduces a new HAVE_SCHED_H arch define, which is used
to prevent from building sched_policy.c during the Windows SDK.
Change-Id: I3667857a4ae7d6baaf1efd1cd187a5baf91419d8
This adds HAVE_STDINT_H and HAVE_STDBOOL_H to the configuration. We've
been using HAVE_STDINT_H for a while but just never bothered to define
it, and we're about to start using HAVE_STDBOOL_H.
I enabled them for the linux and darwin targets, and left it undefined
for freebsd/windows.
Jean-Baptiste Queru
Andy McFadden
Kenny Root
Dan Bornstein
Raphael
Shin-ichiro KAWASAKI
The Android Open Source Project
Alexey Tarasov