Exported includes have been maintained along with other C/C++ flags.
This makes dependencies unclear, and users have had to parse flags to
get exported directories. This separates exported includes and
exported flags, thus making data more structured and explicit.
Bug: 132818174
Test: m
Change-Id: I5c25ac2224988c4a67e4db6fd6e4d39090b74041
This isn't an effective issue with local builds currently, since the
version script is generated from the same rule as the sources used to
compile the objects that are also used in the link command. But if we
ever separated those paths or adopted restat, we could miss this
dependency.
This is also required for my RBE build to actually expose this file to
the link step.
Test: treehugger
Change-Id: I32bbb18cf7edddc88759d4f445d081868f3e9b44
.sysprop files are intended to be used only with sysprop_library, and we
can prevent build error by specifying dependencies upon CreateModule.
Bug: 131708148
Test: 1) try building sysprop_library module.
Test: 2) see liblog is correctly linked.
Change-Id: I702cedc255ee0b6a30c15e474dd6a88d9607b145
The option '-encoding UTF-8' is included in the opts defined at L1754,
which are passed to transformJdiff (defined at L1594), and from there
to a javadoc rule (defined at L29), where they are included in a
command line string which already has '-encoding UTF-8' in it. The
result is that this appears twice in the command line. This is
apparently ignored by the version of javadoc currently used. Later
upstream versions of javadoc, however, fail with the error 'javadoc:
error - The -encoding option may be specified no more than once.'
Test: make system-api-stubs-docs
Test: make system-api-stubs-docs, using an OpenJDK 11 toolchain via OVERRIDE_ANDROID_JAVA_HOME
Bug: 131683177
Change-Id: Ib9382ada3c8259edfacb2be3ab14d4c09d8753a7
This introduces a generic function SortedStringKeys which can be used to
get a slice of sorted string keys for all kinds of maps having string
keys.
Bug: N/A
Test: m
Change-Id: I542194c68984d909b7ad1dbf060d4d3a98f0ef23
Following 99bdb2ab4fd5168a71a20aecf10611425be47ec4 in build/blueprint,
move more methods into BaseModuleContext.
Test: m checkbuild
Change-Id: I9f8df94f1ae2b55d3cccf7b9468247f3e7cb2ebd
This reverts commit 6d8c0a50bc.
The switchover to lld appears to be making adb crash on exit for unclear
reasons. Revert it as a quick fix pending further investigation.
Bug: http://b/134613180
Test: adb.exe under windbg
Change-Id: Ibdf5981c3c6828b3684974b7c30a7c96449c64c5
blueprint.BaseModuleContext is the set of methods available to all
module-specific calls (GenerateBuildActions or mutators). The
android package split the same functionality across baseContext (nee
androidBaseContext), BaseModuleContext, and BaseContext.
Consolidate all of them into android.BaseModuleContext.
Test: m checkbuild
Change-Id: I2d7f5c56fd4424032cb93edff6dc730ff33e4f1e
I3b23590b8ce7c8a1ea1139411d84a53163288da7 renamed AndroidModuleBase
to ModuleBase, but left the receivers called 'a'. Rename them to
'm' to match the type.
Test: m checkbuild
Change-Id: I0ebb738152febfd9a2a56ac0b197f19f9e01a1e7
This jlink plugin is intended to optimise startup times for Java
runtimes by embedding a pre-processed and pre-validated module graph
in the system image.
This provides no benefit on Android, since the Android runtime does
not make use of the module graph it produces. (It doesn't seem useful
on Android anyway, since the system image only contains one module,
namely java.base.)
Furthermore, the plugin causes the jlink invocation to fail when using
the jlink tool from OpenJDK 11. The issue here is the plugin uses
classes in the jdk.internal.module package to describe the module
graph; that package is not part of libcore and therefore not listed in
the module-info.java for java.base on Android; but the plugin has the
side-effect of adding the package to java.base; this causes jlink to
subsequently fail with an error "Module java.base's descriptor
indicates the set of packages is : <lots of packages>, but module
contains packages: <same packages plus jdk.internal.module>". (The
implementation of the plugin changed significantly in OpenJDK 10,
which is presumably why this issue does not occur using OpenJDK 9's
jlink.)
Therefore, it is safe and beneficial to disable the plugin.
Test: EXPERIMENTAL_JAVA_LANGUAGE_LEVEL_9=true make core-all-system-modules, using an OpenJDK 11 toolchain via OVERRIDE_ANDROID_JAVA_HOME and changing the jmod create invocation to use --module-version 11
Test: EXPERIMENTAL_JAVA_LANGUAGE_LEVEL_9=true make droid, flash to device & sanity check
Bug: 131683177
Change-Id: I52333f32c88aa85cd3652ad91d50d9927ff61daf
The system_modules defn used with core.current.stubs
was core-system-modules which doesn't match. Instead,
this change uses core-current-stubs-system-modules.
Test: build
Change-Id: Ifb9e77b02bbb04c1cb39c6b9f97932c20d44d8ba
