[android] Fix some parts of Bundle in Android. #2120
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The library/executable naming is not part of the FHS, its part of the Unix heritage. |
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While Android does not follow FHS, and it doesn't seem to have something similar published, it follows some conventions of Unix. One of them is that libraries are normally named prefixed with "lib" and suffixed with ".so" like Linux. Executables are also normally named without any prefix nor suffix. The changes in this commit lift up restrictions that were in place for Android, and allow some of the Bundle tests to pass on Android (and lift another restriction in TestObjCRuntime). While bundles might never be a common construct in Android, these changes at least allow to test some of the scenarios, in case someone needs this behaviour.
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Incorporated the feedback from Lily and reworded the commit/PR message to not imply that libraries or executable naming are related to FHS (from the comments in the code I thought they were). |
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While Android does not follow FHS, and it doesn't seem to have something
similar published, it follows some conventions of Unix. One of them
is that libraries are normally named prefixed with "lib" and suffixed
with ".so" like Linux. Executables are also normally named without any
prefix nor suffix.
The changes in this commit lift up restrictions that were in place for
Android, and allow some of the Bundle tests to pass on Android (and lift
another restriction in TestObjCRuntime).
While bundles might never be a common construct in Android, these
changes at least allow to test some of the scenarios, in case someone
needs this behaviour.
This allows
TestBundle,TestNSError,TestPropertyListSerialization,TestObjCRuntime, andTestNSKeyedUnarchiverto pass on Android devices.