Hello, I want to port libtorrent to android arm architecture, I know there are solutions like transdorid where one can control the client remotely but I am more interested in the transferring mechanism.
I used amr-eabi-gcc compiler included in android tools and compiled libtorrent and its dependencies as a shared libraries with the simple client (instead of rtorrent) as the executable. When I run the simple client the program fails at "Last minute panic; sizeof(off_t) != 8." at the check if (sizeof(off_t) != 8 at file_list.cc:365 The off_t is 32-bit in android's bionic C library and sizeof(off_t) returns 4. I've tried to configure with –disable-largefile flag but this doesn't remove or bypass the hardcoded 8 byte check. What is the purpose of this check? Is there any configurations I can do to libtorrent or libcurl to make it work? If I comment out that internal error throw, I get Segmentation fault later. Hope somebody has some wise words on this! Best Regards, Alexej
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