This fixes WCHAR_MIN / WCHAR_MAX to be signed / unsigned based on
the target ABI.
This only impacts ARM where wchar_t is really 'unsigned int'.
One can define _WCHAR_IS_ALWAYS_SIGNED to restore the old behaviour.
See http://b.android.com/55749
Change-Id: Idb63b7b11aecd3cfee37f5b6dd2eba78b308876f
This patch ensures that wchar_t is a 32-bit number when targetting
API level < 9 (i.e. Froyo or older).
You can restore the previous (and broken) behaviour by defining
_WCHAR_IS_8BIT at compile time. See http://b.android.com/57267
for more context.
BUG=57267
Change-Id: Ib334e8fe95a3f592d5d4bb157b0f123984133597
This commit removes duplication of system headers per platform, i.e. remove
copies of common headers like <stdlib.h> from arch-arm/usr/include and arch-x86/usr/include
and move them to a common include directory. More specifically:
- common headers: android-N/arch-A/usr/include --> android-N/include
- arch-specific headers: android-N/arch-A/usr-include --> android-N/arch-A/include
- arch-specific libs: android-N/arch-A/usr/lib --> android-N/arch-A/lib
Change-Id: Ifdba5038d108901931f3e3a7c14ebe6270d2d276
NOTE: This also contains careful separation of API-level-specific headers.
For example, platforms/android-5/include/pthread.h contains new function
declarations that are not available when using platforms/android-3/include/pthread.h
NOTE: The NDK's build-platforms.sh script has been updated to understand the new
layout. This change in develeopment/ndk does not change the layout of
platform files under $NDK/platforms after build-platforms.sh is called.
