Android asset path fix + debug mem Ref include fix for gcc + Linux multisampling support #804
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Android asset path fix + debug mem Ref include fix for gcc + Linux multisampling support
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Third time's the charm.
Some Android devices use /mnt/sdcard/android and some use /mnt/sdcard/Android for external data, Android's Context.getExternalFilesDir(String type) should be used to get the path in question.
When building DebugMem build on Linux (possibly any other gcc), the following error occurs:
gameplay/src/Ref.cpp: In static member function ‘static void gameplay::Ref::printLeaks()’:
gameplay/src/Ref.cpp:80:40: error: must #include before using typeid
Added #include in Base.h to fix this.
Linux multisampling support was missing, added.