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These aren't necessarily good abstractions, but they're no worse than what
we had, and having them factored out is a step in the right direction.
Change-Id: I5b839608317d2ca1ca54d8a38624fb686f2c37de
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Change-Id: I409e75202cc6af0b0a48b81602f2ac322da7f404
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(Prep work before making a change to stack dumps.)
Change-Id: I0af49b920f450fd2611e4b96e717a637483122d6
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dvmHumanReadableDescriptor was failing for primitive scalars in
libdvm_assert.so --- there was an assertion that wasn't true,
because we wouldn't have copied the ';' into the result (in the
other cases, we'd copy the ';' and then overwrite it).
This patch rewrites dvmHumanReadableDescriptor to be a little
less tasteless, removes the asserts, behave better when out of
memory, and to include unit tests (currently only runnable on
the device).
Bug: 3245572
Change-Id: I57b06c774a5bc61c2d374cce6285553c3c5f388b
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