Allow for building with the Android NDK. #57
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Use boost::lexical_cast instead of std::to_string and std::stoi functions - which aren't defined by android.
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Allow for building with the Android NDK.
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Thanks, I'm satisfied with these changes. Out of interest, how are you building this library for Android? Don't you need to make any changes to the CMake files? |
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I posted my answer on the mailing list...so that discussion can continue there - https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/cpp-netlib/vsqTPy9m3dE |
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Use boost::lexical_cast instead of std::to_string and std::stoi functions - which aren't defined by android.
I'm not sure about the performance implications or the added dependency that comes with this change (boost::lexical_cast) - but it seems to be working pretty smoothly, and all the tests still pass.