qsort_r() is declared differently on BSD and GNU libc and
may be absent on other platforms.
Provide qsort_r_compat() which should work everywhere.
Change-Id: I17a9026573b1ed971ff7d79895e7eb41ba108807
All tools (aapt, aidl, dexdump, etc.) need this flag to open()
binary files, or they risk reading corrupted data on Windows.
A bunch of these tools just conditionaly define O_BINARY in
their C files. Seems it would just make sense to define it globally.
Change-Id: Ia5c0a59e9e77bbdcbce235233555f611207abed8
During testing of compilation, it was discovered that Cygwin actually
has off64_t.
Also the description was wrong for HAVE_OFF64_T
Change-Id: I6eb73d13da5a53fb03bf99ab7de82bfb6acab058
For platforms that have _FILE_OFFSET_BITS=32 and need to access large
files, we need some way to access 64-bit file APIs. This adds a hint to
allow programs to choose alternate APIs if possible.
Change-Id: Ifdc204df269350a22f52c0e4221e9d7d3b7a57fe
This is used by build\libs\host\CopyFile.c
Also define HAVE_PRINTF_ZD since printf %zd is not
supported on MinGW/Cygwin.
This is used by frmk/base/libs/utils/ZipFileRO.cpp
Change-Id: I570ac5dd0a5b256ee67ad62433f1226597da3ea4
ZipFileRO uses pread() to guarantee atomic reads at an offset, so use
the HAVE_PREAD flag to trigger off of. The only platform that doesn't
implement it directly is Windows.
Change-Id: Ic927611dc45b75ff8f672ed59afee5be1ad07ab4
Due to conflicts with recent WebKit, we need to call it
HAVE_ANDROID_PTHREAD_SETNAME_NP.
https://review.source.android.com/#change,15227 has the original
change, which was reverted after the conflict was found.
Change-Id: I7111960a16505558338756dba91eb50cadb582ff
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.
Platforms differ on whether sys/sendfile.h or sys/socket.h is where to
find the declaration for sendfile().
Change-Id: Ib6e882534b7dc605d30aefed55732dc1ee2b6772
Jeff Brown