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On Android, libraries are usually loaded by the top-level Java code, so just loading symbols is required. Would it be possible to allow loadSymbols to be called directly? Maybe having SharedLibrary.load(string[]) handle an empty list as "implicitly loaded" would be better?
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I would add an Android-specific implementation to sharedlib.d. The functions there are intended to be the interface glue, so as long as they continue to work with loader.d, it doesn't matter what they do, so it could ignore library handles or what ever it looks like on Android. I don't know what would be needed beyond that, though, as I have zero knowledge of Android APIs.
On Android, libraries are usually loaded by the top-level Java code, so just loading symbols is required. Would it be possible to allow loadSymbols to be called directly? Maybe having
SharedLibrary.load(string[])
handle an empty list as "implicitly loaded" would be better?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: