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The compiler currently generates a temporary file, using tmpfile(), at the least when working with interpreted code, either from an existing file or read from a dynamic interpreter session. This behavior is not supported on android as far as I can tell. The NDK (on mac at least) is incapable of generating a debuggable application due to the lack of a gdbserver component being in place within the finished build
Despite not being able to reliably debug the application I believe to have pinpointed the major (hopefully only) issue stemming from the generation of a file within the android file system. Remedying this by providing an alternate means of reading and writing data from memory instead should do the trick
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The compiler currently generates a temporary file, using tmpfile(), at the least when working with interpreted code, either from an existing file or read from a dynamic interpreter session. This behavior is not supported on android as far as I can tell. The NDK (on mac at least) is incapable of generating a debuggable application due to the lack of a gdbserver component being in place within the finished build
Despite not being able to reliably debug the application I believe to have pinpointed the major (hopefully only) issue stemming from the generation of a file within the android file system. Remedying this by providing an alternate means of reading and writing data from memory instead should do the trick
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: