I thought it was pretty clear. What was not clear is how this comes to
be the case.
But nevertheless, I agree with Dave Turner that the wording could
stand some improvement: it is not at all obvious, for example, what he
means by saying on the one hand, that the system does not support
exceptions
support for C++ exceptions and RTTI is not available with Android 1.5 system
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Hey Allen,
1.5 takes up 5% of the devices on market
http://developer.android.com/resources/dashboard/platform-versions.html
however that was not your question.
Did you see this in the docs?
Similarly, the NDK toolchain supports C++ RTTI (RunTime Type
Information)
since NDK r5, but all C++
support for C++ exceptions and RTTI is not available with Android 1.5 system
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Do you care about devices running Android 1.5 and older?
It was not clear this was an Android 1.5 and older issue.
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Good Question .. when you look at core services
like vold then they don't use Exceptions.
Maybe you should grep through the ASOP
to see whether RTTI and/or Exceptions are used.
Good luck ! Frank
On 13 Jan., 00:47, Allen Curtis ajcurti...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello,
I am in the process of
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