Consider binder bitness while looking for abi references.
Binder bitness does not always correlate directly with primary arch, as assumed earlier. For example: it is possible to have devices with primary arch 'arm' and use 64 bit binder. Bug: 74362434 Test: utils/create_reference_dumps.py; m -j vndk_package for aosp_arm64_ab, aosp_arm_ab invokes header-abi-diff on both arm and arm64 arches. Test: mm -j64 in system/libhwbinder on troublesome internal target. Change-Id: Iea0a24b57cdb3033e25b6fe126c5d5d717f45b4e
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@@ -649,6 +649,14 @@ func (c *deviceConfig) Arches() []Arch {
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return arches
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}
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func (c *deviceConfig) BinderBitness() string {
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is32BitBinder := c.config.ProductVariables.Binder32bit
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if is32BitBinder != nil && *is32BitBinder {
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return "32"
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}
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return "64"
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}
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func (c *deviceConfig) VendorPath() string {
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if c.config.ProductVariables.VendorPath != nil {
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return *c.config.ProductVariables.VendorPath
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