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fix Everything is lost when the app is killed in background for android #14804

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Description

When RetroArch Android is closed by swiping up in Android task switcher, or automatically by the background task killer all progress in RetroArch is lost

Expected behavior
There should be an option (or always on) that flush in memory states to disk on activity onStop()

Flush SRAM to disk
If auto save state is on, make a save state
Flush auto save state to disk
Looking at uwp/uwp_main.cpp App::OnSuspending it seems like similar behavior was implemented for UWP, but not Android

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Actual behavior
Everything is lost when the app is killed in background

Steps to reproduce the bug
Play a game in Retroarch
Switch to 5 other apps
Android should've killed Retroarch at this point
Go back to Retroarch. It appears as fresh instance without the game running and all progress are lost

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This is an oft-requested feature that will be very much appreciated by users. :)

It looks like our multi-platform compile checks failed due to the changes to location_driver.c. Perhaps you could wrap them in an 'android' ifdef?

multi-platform compile checks failed due to the changes to location_driver.c. Perhaps you could wrap them in an 'android' ifdef?
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@@ -92,7 +92,29 @@ void driver_location_set_interval(unsigned interval_msecs,
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* Returns: true (1) if successful, otherwise false (0).
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void driver_location_stop(void);
void driver_location_stop(void)
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this is a header.

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