The Worldclock was using 'malloc' to construct Edje_Message_Int_Set struct.
This leads to problems on Tizen SDK 4.0 build, when during linking
'malloc' symbol was resolved not from glibc, but from libchromium-ewk.so.
This lead to crash when trying to use chromium's malloc.
Due to way how SDK build system works, I cannot remove libchromium from link options.
Instead I removed all usage of malloc in code.
Additionally add static to internal function
Reference: submit/tizen/
20170717.135244
Commit id:
b5c29eebbc962c392093b5456e9233a69be7c0d5
Requested by: l.stanislaws@samsung.com
SDK rootstrap version: 20170714_3
Name: org.tizen.clock
-#VCS_FROM: profile/mobile/apps/native/clock#0007743728018bd38ba9fa4611f96d36095b4b3a
-#RS_Ver: 20170606_2
+#VCS_FROM: profile/mobile/apps/native/clock#b5c29eebbc962c392093b5456e9233a69be7c0d5
+#RS_Ver: 20170714_3
Summary: clock
Version: 1.0.0
Release: 1
%define target x86
%endif
%description
-profile/mobile/apps/native/clock#0007743728018bd38ba9fa4611f96d36095b4b3a
+profile/mobile/apps/native/clock#b5c29eebbc962c392093b5456e9233a69be7c0d5
This is a container package which have preload TPK files
%prep