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This style worked well for ScopedUtfChars. It moves null-pointer checking
inside the class, thereby encouraging us to remember to check for the
unlikely out-of-memory failures too.
I've also broken up some tests that were trying to check multiple scoped
arrays at once. This idiom was broken because as soon as there's a pending
exception, it's a JNI error to even attempt to set up the next scoped
primitive array. In the absence of C++ exceptions, we have to check these
one by one.
Change-Id: I2f4b397ae2873597e309d86fcc5912f3fcf0f304
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I've left the remaining Get/Release Critical calls in "NativeConverter.cpp"
for the next patch, even though getting into position to fix them is part of
the point of this patch.
Change-Id: I99e15a3cf3919008343ae4dc856c86ced233e07a
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Get/ReleaseCritical calls.
This adds Scoped*Array classes for all primitive types, and switches all
read-only users of arrays over. At the same time, all read-only users of
Get/ReleaseCritical get switched to non-critical access.
Bug: 2663177
Change-Id: I5542cea3e24faa987ced463fcb695b9598da94af
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