Remove libandroidfw: it was never used #149
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I actually cannot find any traces of it *ever* being used but it certainly isn't used now. It builds a bunch of code for a static library that is never consumed, which is both slow and also potentially erroring out (since the unused code contains strict-aliasing violations). Fixes: nmeum#148
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CI failure is the return of the terrible horrible no good very bad GitHub Actions Python... |
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thank you @eli-schwartz for your contribution! |
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I actually realized I should have deleted the patches/base/ as well, and pushed an amended commit approximately 90 seconds after you merged the PR. :D |
np, please send another PR. |
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There are some leftovers that can be removed. I shall create a pull request with those change. |
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I actually cannot find any traces of it ever being used but it certainly isn't used now. It builds a bunch of code for a static library that is never consumed, which is both slow and also potentially erroring out (since the unused code contains strict-aliasing violations).
Fixes: #148