These files are pretty dense, and are difficult to read
without indentation.
Bug: 129323707
Test: noop on presubmits
Change-Id: I5fde5429120e80a8c6329ea43d32b3ee324a2632
When TARGET_VNDK_USE_CORE_VARIANT is set to true, the vendor variant of
VNDK libraries are by default not installed. Instead, the core variant
will be used by vendor binaries at runtime.
To ensure the core variant of VNDK libraries are installed, we also add
a flag LOCAL_VNDK_DEPEND_ON_CORE_VARIANT to indicate that the vendor
variant module depends on the core variant module. This flag should be
set by Soong for all VNDK libraries without the vendor variant
installed. When the flag is set, the vendor variant binary is also
compared against the core variant binary to ensure they are
functionally identical.
As we are merging the two variants for some libraries, we need a new
link type to denote a module is usable as both native:vndk and
native:platform. We add native:platform_vndk for this.
Bug: 119423884
Test: With the corresponding Soong change, build with
TARGET_VNDK_USE_CORE_VARIANT set to true.
Test: Add a dummy VNDK library and a dummy vendor binary that depends
on it. Build with no-vendor-variant VNDK and check the core
variant is installed.
Test: Add conditional compilation based on __ANDROID_VNDK__ in the
dummy VNDK library and check build fails.
Change-Id: I40000f2728e8193212113c1ee950e9d697f2d40d
These two places are checking for ifdef(SANITIZE_TARGET) but what
they are really looking for is the second stage of ASan build.
Fix the checks so that they do not apply to HWASan.
I have not seen any change in behavior, but there are some new files
under /system in hwasan build that were not there before, and things
keep working in general, so this feels like the right move.
Bug: 112438058
Test: none; SANITIZE_TARGET=hwaddress keeps working
Change-Id: I4544f408263b908be6ef4a47dd2b5c937e0c1f33
The installed jni libs were previously not tracked in the way
other installed files were. One problem with this is that the
product-installed-files macro failed to track these files.
Bug: 80410283
Test: build_test
Change-Id: I85f528f228ef6921ed596d58303991a5370ae631
Vendor apks should be able to reference native vendor libraries.
Vendor apks have worked around this by building without
LOCAL_SDK_VERSION, which then allowed to use all libs. However,
since vendor apks now needs to be built with SystemSDK, that
workaround can no longer be used.
Bug: 76398918
Test: BOARD_SYSTEMSDK_VERSION=P m -j
Change-Id: Idb13d5db71f4dfd542658483b6a24e7ece18ce26
For module installed to /vendor partition, direct linking to the libs
marked as `vendor_available: false` is not allowed. The
Bug: 64730695
Test: Add vendor_available: false to libft2 and
libcompiler_rt. Add the two libs into LOCAL_SHARED_LIBRARIES of a vendor
lib (e.g. libdrm). Build fails with the link_type check error message.
Change-Id: Iaf23574ceddb0c087111e1d95997e9ddd60cdf87
When BOARD_VNDK_VERSION is set, native libs that were labeled as
native:platform are now divided into native:platform and native:vendor
sets depending on their install locations. In order to keep the existing
apks to use all the libraries that they have been using, native:vendor
is also added to the allowed types for apks.
However, in the future when we have vendor SDK and enforce all vendor
apks to use the vendor SDK, we will disallow native:vendor to
app:platform and native:vendor will be allowed only to those vendor apks
(probably labeled as app:vendor).
Bug: 33241851
Test: BOARD_VNDK_VERSION=current m <a vendor lib using vendor jni>
(e.g. ModemDiagnosticSystem in internal master)
Change-Id: I6ad0967ab17f07be9657b58c20fa9b96bd1a342b
This CL changes the build system to always look for shared JNI
libraries at their unsanitized install locations.
Bug: 38309771
Test: m -j40 && SANITIZE_TARGET="address" m -j40
Change-Id: Icb9d4f5365def6ea7a780553f455f41d2cb8b8bf
All the new features are turned off for now, since multiple branches and
products need to be verified before they can be turned on. So everything
should behave the same as today, except for no partition-based
warnings.
Instead of the current link type checks that happen during the build,
run as many as possible immediately after loading all the Android.mk
files. If we're allowing missing dependencies ('mm',
ALLOW_MISSING_DEPENDENCIES, tapas, etc), we'll defer the link type
checks to during the build. If we're not allowing missing dependencies,
we'll produce a better error message to the user about the missing
dependencies.
See core/main.mk for a description of the storage format.
This also remove the partition-based type checking. It hasn't worked all
that well, particularly with ASAN builds. The new VNDK checks will
handle the most pressing cases.
Test: Verify all link_type files and dependencies are the same:
grep link_type: out/build-aosp_arm64.ninja | sed -E "s/ rule[0-9]+//" | sort
Change-Id: Id643658b9d9e84f99f5db0d526aad88c1f5d3417
When creating a sanitized image, skip creating JNI library
symlinks in the second round.
Bug: 33279120
Test: m && m SANITIZE_TARGET=address & ls -l $OUT/system/app/NfcNci/lib/*
Change-Id: Ib5eace9a49eb8b693603ba5cc59e392d575c44e3
This was printing "error:", but not actually triggering an error.
Instead of trying to write a single line bash script to handle this,
move the actual check into python. This allows us to print all of the
errors for a single module before triggering the failure.
Also updates the warning format and the warn.py script to properly parse
these warning. Many of the java:sdk -> java:platform warnings are false
positives due to the lack of LOCAL_SDK_VERSION markings on prebuilts.
Individual tags can be marked as warnings now, which lets us check for
system libraries linking against vendor libraries (which won't work on
AOSP). I'm not sure this is a completely valid check, which one reason
that it's just a warning.
Test: m all_link_types (with some missing libs commented out)
Change-Id: I333e418c9a4511b7c7e826891ae481da08fbf6f9
Previously an app built with `LOCAL_NDK_VERSION := r10` would still
be packaged with r11's library.
Test: make checkbuild
Change-Id: I1dcbd65057adaa1af605b9770283f7da994fc3cf
Modules built against the NDK should only link against modules also
built against the NDK (or link to the NDK prebuilts). This patch
attempts to catch these cases, and prints a large warning when this is
violated. Once the tree is cleaned up, this will change to an error.
Change-Id: Ib6ffcc38d9161abdbe45a58af26ba429fb6f1876
With the order-only dependency if the jni so files is updated,
make won't rebuild the system.img, which has dependency only on the apk
file.
Bug: 24865400
Change-Id: I9d5bee82b8a712a2c24dabaa0cd4c50174ea219f
- We don't need LOCAL_PAGE_ALIGN_JNI_SHARED_LIBRARIES now, for we always
page-align jni shared libraries and store them umcompressed.
- For prebuilt apks, we don't extract jni any more; Instead we always run
uncompress-shared-libs on them.
- For apks built from source, we still install the jni separately, because
that way multiple apks can share the same jni and it saves space.
With this change, for most prebuilt apks, we don't need to specify
LOCAL_PREBUILT_JNI_LIBS ("@lib/<abi>/foo.so") any more, for the build
system automatically replaces the embedded jni with uncompressed files;
But if a prebuilt is a fat apk (i.e. containing jni not needed by the
current product architecture), you still need LOCAL_PREBUILT_JNI_LIBS to
specify what jni to keep. Otherwise all embedded jni will be replaced with
uncompressed files, that wastes space.
Bug: 8076853
Change-Id: Ic3666dc72bf17cd293787414dd185470b365f967
- We don't need LOCAL_PAGE_ALIGN_JNI_SHARED_LIBRARIES now, for we always
page-align jni shared libraries and store them umcompressed.
- For prebuilt apks, we don't extract jni any more; Instead we always run
uncompress-shared-libs on them.
- For apks built from source, we still install the jni separately, because
that way multiple apks can share the same jni and it saves space.
With this change, for most prebuilt apks, we don't need to specify
LOCAL_PREBUILT_JNI_LIBS ("@lib/<abi>/foo.so") any more, for the build
system automatically replaces the embedded jni with uncompressed files;
But if a prebuilt is a fat apk (i.e. containing jni not needed by the
current product architecture), you still need LOCAL_PREBUILT_JNI_LIBS to
specify what jni to keep. Otherwise all embedded jni will be replaced with
uncompressed files, that wastes space.
Bug: 8076853
Change-Id: Icf07e0998ac3602e6e05e80fed836fbafca33e01
LOCAL_PREBUILT_JNI_LIBS is an indication to the build system that
all shared libraries should be deleted from an APK, and the shared
libraries should be placed in the application's /system/app directory.
However, using this option isn't appropriate for pre-signed APKs.
Any attempt to delete files from a pre-signed APK will corrupt it's
signature or waste disk space.
Bug: 20247329
Bug: 8076853
Bug: 1162500
Change-Id: I89ce8f06d3889dd79dd9ffe86fc5fa60814498ad
Apk's path is changed to <parent_dir>/MyApp/MyApp.apk;
JNI path is changed to <parent_dir>/MyApp/lib/<arch_name>/libfoo.so.
Symlinks of JNIs are changed accordingly.
Bug: 16319961
Change-Id: Ib3b2309c95fa9aea27837fcc29e28d990b04747b
This was expanding to TARGET_VENDOR_OUT_SHARED_LIBRARIES which was
empty. It should be expanding to TARGET_OUT_VENDOR_SHARED_LIBRARIES.
Change-Id: I32fe22e3e0b91a6d41f6a09a33d3ce2e4061d078
Use "LOCAL_MULTILIB := both" to install jni libraries of both archs in
multilib build.
The build system will package jni of both archs to the apk, or install
them to the right location on the system image and create symlinks,
extract .so files from prebuilt apk, etc if appropriate.
Bug: 15849902
Change-Id: I7e147b5a47db476584c38250de7b36c75ea40d81
