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Unable to function on Android properly #7

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montymxb opened this issue Feb 13, 2016 · 0 comments
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Unable to function on Android properly #7

montymxb opened this issue Feb 13, 2016 · 0 comments
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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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