Should help with following dpkg errors:
dpkg: warning: 'rm' not found in PATH or not executable
dpkg: error: 1 expected program not found in PATH or not executable
dpkg: warning: 'diff' not found in PATH or not executable
dpkg: error: 1 expected program not found in PATH or not executable
Remove top both from busybox (which is broken on Android 8+), and
procps (which has issues on Android 8+) and use a system wrapper
in termux-tools instead.
In Android 9 chroot() have been addded to the seccomp filter, so the
process is killed if trying to use it. Luckily busybox already contained
fallback if chroot() is not permitted.
See #2789.
* update ndk to 17
* bump NDK version in setup-android script
* libnl: fix for ndk r17
* libpixman: use clang's __builtin_shufflevector instead of __builtin_shuffle (#1)
Required to make package build with ndk17.
* fix as for arm
* ndk17 still uses ld.bfd on aarch64
* use -fno-integrated-as for clang only
* glib: remove patch unnecessary after ndk17
* torsocks: remove unneeded patch after ndk17
* subversion: fix build as clang++ now errors out for mismatched flags
* libpulseaudio: fix build with ndk17
https://github.com/termux/termux-packages/pull/2415#issuecomment-388296684
* gst-plugins-good: disable video4linux2
ioctl is defined as __overloadable in ndk17 headers which
conflicts with v4l2object's member ioctl
* libzmq: disable Werror to build with ndk17
* ltrace: hardcode symbol not available in ndk17
* busybox: build with clang for all arches except arm
* dropbear: build with clang instead of gcc
* gnupg: build with clang instead of gcc
* openssl: use clang for all arches except arm
* picolisp: build with clang instead of gcc
* valgrind: use clang on all arches except aarch64
* Revert "gst-plugins-good: disable video4linux2"
This reverts commit 43850b81ccf60033c25cb13dfd326c1b0528773a.
Already applied on base branch.
* libllvm: use default arm triple
"The deprecated forms < and > were confusingly used to mean earlier/later
or equal, rather than strictly earlier/later, and must not appear in new
packages (though dpkg still supports them with a warning)."
- https://www.debian.org/doc/debian-policy/ch-relationships.html
