The API allows callers to control the default network that is used for
DNS hostname resolution.
Test: atest CtsNetTestCases
Tests in change I00143cafcd3eb1d71e8d5c7ea9c839a99dc6f4ce
Bug: 171540887
Change-Id: I42f0d9b17b3058f6e10fd2e651278b290f26667f
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24 lines
914 B
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# The following symbols marked with # llndk are available to vendor code.
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# Unlike other VNDK libraries where keeping backwards compatibility is required
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# only within a platform release, these symbols need much longer suppport
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# because the same LLNDK library serves for both system and vendor partition
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# which might be a few years old.
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LIBANDROID_NET {
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global:
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# These functions have been part of the NDK since API 24.
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android_getaddrinfofornetwork; # llndk
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android_setsocknetwork; # llndk
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android_setprocnetwork; # llndk
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# These functions have been part of the NDK since API 29.
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android_res_cancel; # llndk
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android_res_nquery; # llndk
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android_res_nresult; # llndk
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android_res_nsend; # llndk
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# These functions have been part of the NDK since API 31.
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android_getprocnetwork; # llndk
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android_setprocdns; # llndk
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android_getprocdns; # llndk
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local:
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*;
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};
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