The Xcode project generated by CMake doesn't create the dylib when built
as the dylib target does not contain any source files. Adding an empty
placeholder .cpp file to the target is sufficient to convince Xcode to
produce the dylib.
* Implement commit helper and realm notifier for Android
* Remove non-existent include
* Shut down the current instance when move-assigning
* Only use Android logging when on Android
* Cleanup realm_ptr when it hasn't been sent over the pipe
* Assed that WeakRealmNotifier is closed on the thread it was created on
* Typo
* Fix syntax error
* changes after code review
* Use the proper preprocessor definition for Android
* Pass the correct address to write(2)
* Explicitly handle looper events
* changes after code review
* Do not return after handling ALOOPER_EVENT_HANGUP
* Handle HANGUP after INPUT
This bug would only happen from Chrome debug mode, where consecutive calls would crash the app because the m_objects iterator would be in a bad state. This method is faster anyways.
No longer leave this up to the test. All testing passes through the runTest() function, so we use that spot to delete the Realms. It also now deletes them beforehand too since a crash in a previous run could leave a Realm in place.
The dynamic library makes it easy to verify that there are no linker
errors when building the object store, while the static library is
easier for a binding to consume.
This also tweaks how the library targets are defined to ensure that
other CMake projects that pull in the libraries automatically get the
right include paths and link to the appropriate libraries.
When deleteAll() is called on a Realm, it calls clear() on all of its Tables, which seems to not update TableViews unless they are synced. The is_row_attached(row_ndx) method still returns true otherwise. A workaround is here until that is fixed.
Fixes#434
Mark Rowe
Scott Kyle
Yavor Georgiev
Ari Lazier
Thomas Goyne