Yeah, I think I did it, but the hard way... :-) The (pull
request)[https://github.com/adfernandes/libusbx/commit/69ed540090895952752422ee44660dc3effe3f9b]
seems to have been correctly squashed, though...
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What?! Six patches... obviously I still have a lot to learn about git. I
usually work with svn and hg... git's nice, but...
Thanks (again!) for the pointer; I think I did the rebase correctly...
Cheers,
-A.
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As per previous pull request.
Cheers!
-Andrew.
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* Enable building on
Closed #133.
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Absolutely it's an NDK bug. I'm guessing that the MIPS toolchain does not get a
good workout in the wild, hence is more buggy than other platforms.
I don't like the idea of using `--allow-shlib-undefined` unless it is really
needed; most people usually always want all their symbols defined. Allo
This is a trivial change.
For some reason, none of the Android NDK (r9) MIPS toolchains add `-llog` to
default builds, while all other architectures do.
The seems to be the case no matter what you set `NDK_TOOLCHAIN_VERSION` to in
`Application.mk`.
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