The only user of get-package-min-sdk-version-int was signapk. signapk
no longer needs to be provided with the APK's minSdkVersion though.
(cherry picked from commit e185da21ca)
Test: make clean && make
Change-Id: I6867a004aec0f3752cbbc99cc30e02ca5404b3c4
signapk now auto-detects the APK's minSdkVersion, removing the need to
run aapt dump badging during APK signing.
Test: make clean && make
Change-Id: Ifc74292a9900443d053e437b50b540c8d0b33dbd
AIDL doesn't generate into the intermediate src directory, we pass exact
aidl->java files to the compiler. So there is no need to clean the
intermediate src directory when the aidl file list changes for a module.
Test: None, just code inspection
Change-Id: I01feff7cc399ac5b88b83333a1ac86928d0a81e6
LLVM_RELEASE_VERSION is unused from envsetup.sh and during product
config loading. LLVM_PREBUILTS_VERSION is still used in envsetup.sh, so
needs to stay.
Delay reading core/clang/config.mk until after Soong's variables are
read so that we don't need a copy of LLVM_PREBUILTS_BASE.
Test: Compare build-aosp_flounder.ninja
Change-Id: I85b5836a2230838c8f3766fb19c6108fc5c9ca50
Prior to this change, when signing APKs, the build system invoked
'aapt dump badging' on each APK, to detect the value to pass into
signapk as --min-sdk-version. Now that signapk uses the apksig
library, it can auto-detect that value on its own, thus avoiding the
need to invoke 'aapt dump badging' and thus speeding up the build
process.
The semantics of signapk's --min-sdk-version flag is changed by this
commit from having the default value of 0 to having the default value
of "auto-detect from APK".
P.S. The get-package-min-sdk-version-int is not removed from
core/definitions.mk in this commnit, because this function is used in
another project's .mk file and thus that .mk file needs to be modified
first.
Test: rm -Rf out/ && make
Change-Id: I0972fcf0abbde9cbf6794e6c05c743c77c8a78f9
We used to dump "Source: <fingerprint>" in update logs. The "Source: "
prefix was unintentionally dropped out.
Test: Check the generated incremental BBOTA script.
Change-Id: I4de62333aa38e3fb09a76df0e769b62af48e0313
Soong only supports exporting include directories under the current
directory. So bring non-local directories up as a potential problem in
soong_to_convert.txt
Test: m -j $OUT/soong_to_convert.txt, inspect
Change-Id: I7a15b92e10a1d8b8d3496c6f0529a0d0824f301e
This can be used to ship source data as test artifacts next to native
tests. It works for both local builds and the test bundles using
package_modules.mk.
You just specify a file list relative to the local directory, and those
files will be copied next to the executable under
/data/nativetest*/<module>/...:
LOCAL_MODULE := mytest
LOCAL_TEST_DATA := data/file1 file2
/data/nativetest/mytest/mytest
/data/nativetest/mytest/data/file1
/data/nativetest/mytest/file2
If the data is in another directory, you may also specify a different
prefix for the source files:
LOCAL_TEST_DATA := external/skia:resources/f.xml
/data/nativetest/skia_test/resources/f.xml
And there's a new convenience macro to find a list of files in this
format:
LOCAL_TEST_DATA := $(call find-test-data-in-subdirs,external/skia,"*.xml",resources)
I'll expand this to native benchmarks and fuzz tests in a later change,
since they don't have their own module classes yet.
Bug: 30564705
Test: m -j minikin_tests; ls $OUT/data/nativetest*/minikin_tests
Test: m -j continuous_native_tests dist; zipinfo -1 out/dist/*continuous_native_tests*.zip
Change-Id: Ic76a7b62e7f567f259c4ab1510ee97d26600ba9a
