Enable same-file policy for R8 optimizations
While this does increase dex size for optimized targets by limiting the scope of class merging, it also 1) improves actionability of unretraced stack frames 2) improves accountability for size increases 3) tends to decrease compiled code sizes for impacted targets 4) marginally (~1%) decreases RSS Improvements in tooling should mitigate (1) and (2), and more targeted use of @NeverInline can mitigate (3). Until such time, the pros seem to outweigh the cons, so we enable the policy as a temporary measure. Bug: 264916934 Test: m Change-Id: Id63a17955692b75b16c42d9c85b55bae409c0da4
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@@ -98,6 +98,8 @@ func init() {
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"-JXmx2048M",
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// Disable this optimization as it can impact weak reference semantics. See b/233432839.
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"-JDcom.android.tools.r8.disableEnqueuerDeferredTracing=true",
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// Disable class merging across different files to improve attribution. See b/242881914.
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"-JDcom.android.tools.r8.enableSameFilePolicy=true",
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}, dexerJavaVmFlagsList...))
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exportedVars.ExportStringListStaticVariable("CommonJdkFlags", []string{
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