Re: [arm-gnu] Re: [Gnash-dev] glibc and bionic at same time

[raju goruganti <raju.goruganti@xxxxxxxxx>]

yes, we want run android application from our main application .

To do this we want to remove the common functionalities ,that are there in
both glibc and binic libc,from bionic and we want to make new libc in place
of bionic libc.Is this approach correct?

one more doubt is there any kernel dependency in bionic libc,I mean the
application that is build using bionic libc would work on normal kernel


On Mon, May 17, 2010 at 10:40 PM, Rob Savoye <rob@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> On 05/17/2010 11:51 AM, Mark Mitchell wrote:
>
> > Actually, it works pretty well to have some apps that use GLIBC and some
> > apps that use Bionic.  They can even talk to each other via sockets and
> > such.  The kernel doesn't care that there are two different C libraries.
>
>  Right, that would work, but I assumed he wanted to do this in the same
> application, which I think would lead to problems. Mixing C libraries in
> multiple apps is fine.
>
>        - rob -
>
>