Support product variables
Allow modules to vary their properties based on product variables. For now, DEVICE_USES_LOGD, DEVICE_USES_JEMALLOC, and DEVICE_USES_DLMALLOC, and BOARD_MALLOC_ALIGNMENT are supported. Product variables can provide a value (only bool and int supported for now), and if any of the product variable properties contains a "%d" then Sprintf will be called with the property value as the format and the product variable value convert to an int as the only argument. For example: product_variables: { dlmalloc_alignment: { cflags: ["-DMALLOC_ALIGNMENT=%d"], }, }, will cause -DMALLOC_ALIGNMENT=16 to be added to any top level properties called "cflags". Change-Id: I74882a6ab4914d3e222f8d06cfac371b7b829ae5
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@@ -172,3 +172,10 @@ var targetToHostModuleRule = map[string]string{
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"BUILD_NATIVE_TEST": "BUILD_HOST_NATIVE_TEST",
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"BUILD_JAVA_LIBRARY": "BUILD_HOST_JAVA_LIBRARY",
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}
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var productVariableConditionals = map[string]struct{conditional, value string}{
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"device_uses_jemalloc": {"ifneq ($(MALLOC_IMPL),dlmalloc)", ""},
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"device_uses_dlmalloc": {"ifeq ($(MALLOC_IMPL),dlmalloc)", ""},
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"device_uses_logd": {"ifneq ($(TARGET_USES_LOGD),false)", ""},
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"dlmalloc_alignment": {"ifdef DLMALLOC_ALIGNMENT", "$(DLMALLOC_ALIGNMENT)"},
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}
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