Fix bug where isolates sometimes don't start. #49
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Raw callback handles can be 64 bits, and the long type in objective c is only 32 bits. This leads to weird bugs where isolates don't start because the objective C code can't find the callback. This seems to happen more often on physical devices. This fixes ryanheise/audio_service#334.
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Raw callback handles can be 64 bits, and the long type in objective c is
only 32 bits. This leads to weird bugs where isolates don't start because the
objective C code can't find the callback. This seems to happen more
often on physical devices.
This fixes ryanheise/audio_service#334.