Add a workaround for usage on Android #104
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This reverts commit 23974ca.
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Sorry. But considering the few recent issues. I'm officially not supporting Android. Android is not not on https://gitlab.haskell.org/ghc/ghc/-/wikis/platforms, I don't know how to test on Android (and I'm quite sure it won't be simple enough if I could). So when preferring of which patches to accept adding support to something not regularly tested, I'd rather select say OpenBSD: which is in direct conflict with Android. Perfectly you'd need to test on all archs/oses to get CPP conditionals right. |
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Could then you maybe suggest how I can apply this as a patch for my own need through Cabal? I understand/respect your decision, but I'm not that well versed in Haskell ecosystem to figure this part out myself. |
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Greetings,
getentropydoesn't exist on Android, so when building on Android, we need to have a workaround: termux/termux-packages#25265