Android patches - lzham_core.h config & workaround for missing malloc_usable_size() #10
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… allocation wrapper to work around the lack of a malloc_usable_size() equivalent.
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On Android API 17 and above, 'malloc_usable_size' is present. |
I suggest you publish another Pull request |
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There is no malloc_usable_size() equivalent on Android, it was deprecated some time back. So we need to manage tracking allocation sizes ourselves. I chose to do it by including the size as a prefix to the allocation, just like what is done with the array sizes.
I only had a quick look for spin lock, but it appears to be missing on Android. So I disabled pthreads for now on Android.