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std_overrides/README.md

CHRE Overrides

CHRE provides nanoapps with a minimal list of overrides to standard library functions that are not supported by CHRE, but can be redirected to a supported function, or when failing silently should be of minimal consequences to the nanoapp. Two possible scenarios where the developers might need to use these overrides are:

  • Generated code
  • Third-party code/libraries

The overrides makefile is included in the nanoapp build by default, but the developers need to enable it by setting a flag in the nanoapp Makefile: CHRE_STD_OVERRIDES_ALLOWED = true

It is expected that the nanoapp developers only leverage these overrides while working towards zero overrides usage.