This wasn't intended to change the behavior, but it does slightly.
Previously any requests to acquire memory wouldn't block; only
(subsequent) requests for execution would block (if another
caller had already consumed the memory quota). Now the requests
for memory can also also block.
It turns out in a brief test on my computer that soong_zip
runs about 10 to 20% faster with this change than without it.
The final step involving soong_zip decreased from about
3.6 sec to about 3.3 sec in tests on my computer.
When testing the process of re-zipping the contents of
angler-target_files*.zip , the time decreased from about
6.3 sec to about 5.3 sec in tests on my computer, and the
peak memory usage reported by `top` decreased from about
1.5g to 1g
Bug: 64536066
Test: m -j dist showcommands # which runs soong_zip to package everything
Change-Id: I0422e4c363c675bb7a93309fac4616c768bfbe8f
1. Added ability to keep the mixed "-f"/"-l" order as same as
command-line flags order.
2. Added "-s" flag to specify which target file within zip is stored uncompressed.
Test: manual
Change-Id: I338b25a7bd6bf1b7e9cc29ad3324575167630fb7
Added -P flag in soong_zip:
It provided a path prefix which will be added in front after -f/-l was
applied with -C.
eg. ./soong_zip -o /path1/../ -P a/c -C d/e -f d/e/test.txt
zip_dest: a/c/test.txt
Bug: b/31676493
Test: go build -a to build a real soong_zip, and test it with real
files.
Change-Id: Ic924ba252e963ca5847c370f733058888426b696
