The original arch-arm libGLESv1_CM.so and libGLESv2.so symbols in
android-4 and android-5 were correct. They didn't include some vendor
extension symbols that are in the platform library but that apps
should query at runtime rather than link against.
When arch-x86 and arch-mips were added in android-9, they mistakenly
included these extension symbols. Oh well, for compatibility we can't
fix that now.
The android-20 symbols for all architectures were copied from x86 or
mips, and include the extension symbols. To avoid spreading the
mistake, this change:
(a) Removes the symbol files for architectures that existed in earlier
versions of the platform, since they shouldn't change in android-20.
(b) Removes the extension symbols on 64-bit platforms, so they match
the symbols in arch-arm.
Change-Id: Ib227d9d163bfe2859b13eb57dc19518d3a3f90d0
Update signal.c for build with old platforms
Change-Id: Ica87465a73004c0885d51e384acd4f42947cc19b
Signed-off-by: Pavel Chupin <pavel.v.chupin@intel.com>
Note that this is for bionic headers to be consistent with 64-bit
headers tentatively placed at android-20. ie.
1. bionic headers in all the existing 32-bit headers android-3 .. 19
are consistent, and don't track any new development in bionic/
since JB (the time when significant refactoring work starts in bionic/)
unless bug fixes.
2. bionic headers in android-20 tracks bionic/
Change-Id: Ia07f04ac03ffaef6a6ddcea5f0e6b891e21a869a
