My application uses Java BitSet API, i never had problem with in
Android Ginger Bread and below version. All of sudden Android Ice
Cream Sandwich, it giving wrong results.
code:
public class BitTracker
{
private static BitSet m_FileIds = new BitSet(65535);
private void init()
{
for(int i=0; i<=63; i++)
{
m_FileIds.set(i);
}
}
public int GetUnUsedId()
{
int iUnusedId = m_FileIds.nextClearBit(1);
return iUnusedId;
}
}
BitTracker tracker = new BitTracker();
tracker.init();
int unusedID = tracker.GetUnUsedId();
//In ICS unusedID returns "65536"
//In GingerBread unusedID returns "64"
I am able to fix the issue by changing this line
private static BitSet m_FileIds = new BitSet(65535); //old one
private static BitSet m_FileIds = new BitSet(); //new one
It seems to be working. I still can't understand what's deal with ICS
vs. GingerBread.. Is there any Java compatible version difference in
android ICS vs. GB or below versions..Curious to know..
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