Another tragic story in Android development:
/me calls poll()
poll() returns EAGAIN
/me checks Linux manpage for poll()
manpage for poll() explicitly states that it's not supposed to return EAGAIN on Linux
End of story
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Another tragic story in Android development:
/me calls poll()
poll() returns EAGAIN
/me checks Linux manpage for poll()
manpage for poll() explicitly states that it's not supposed to return EAGAIN on Linux
End of story
Android is not Linux, always keep that in mind when writing non-managed code for it. Whatever assumption you may make based on Linux won't hold on Android. Also nothing is documented and different versions will do different things, so you'll have to support them all because you know, Android updates are less of a joke than they used to be, but they still are.