On Tue, May 25, 2010 at 8:01 AM, Anoop Pant wrote:
> .It means the application is a daemon and will sit below the app framework
> layer in Android architecture above the Linux Kernel.
>
The Android system does not "support" individual running processes that are
not started through Zygote (the m
.It means the application is a daemon and will sit below the app framework
layer in Android architecture above the Linux Kernel.
What you mean by " This is not exposed by the NDK, so there is no official
way to do that from applications"
On 5/25/10, David Turner wrote:
>
> This is not exposed
This is not exposed by the NDK, so there is no official way to do that from
applications.
What does "sit on the same layer as Bionic Libc layer" means anyway ?
On Mon, May 24, 2010 at 1:40 AM, Anoop Pant wrote:
> Hi,
> I want to understand if i want to user the Binder in my C
> application(
Hi,
I want to understand if i want to user the Binder in my C
application(daemon). What is the API layer to use Binder in C
application(daemon).Both the daemon sits on the same layer as Bionic
Libc layer
Can somebody help me by giving a sample example in which two
process(daemon) written in C
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