Converting Doclava to Soong need tools.jar as one of its bootclasspaths.
Test: m doclava
Bug: b/70351683
Change-Id: I0ac65fcbe1eadfc57239cde2e83b80cf441a9b69
Allow developers to disable LTO to reduce build time.
Test: m checkbuild
Test: DISABLE_LTO=true m checkbuild
Bug: 62839002
Change-Id: I30642e3cfff60c4874a2f8797d08105b4e07cc6d
Bug: http://b/72642679
Store missing profile files and the modules that refer to them in the
SOONG_MODULES_MISSING_PGO_PROFILE_FILE variable passed to Make. The
contents of this variable will be written to
$DIST_DIR/pgo_profile_file_missing.txt as part of the 'dist' target.
Test: 'm dist' and verify creation of pgo_profile_file_missing.txt.
Change-Id: I237cd0398be418be2b7db6fa65ece5ef347ecbc1
The prebuilts and defaults mutators start adding some dependencies, so
for them to be able to reference imported modules, we need to
run the namespace mutator earlier.
Test: m nothing
Test: Try to use a global defaults module from a namespace
Change-Id: I6e853d20e32251d0fd33c8b2dcc26c0695b808fd
Bug: 64195575
Test: succeeded building product.img with BOARD_PRODUCTIMAGE_PARTITION_SIZE,
BOARD_PRODUCTIMAGE_FILE_SYSTEM_TYPE and PRODUCT_PRODUCT_VERITY_PARTITION.
Change-Id: Icc4f8c16bc389fe20db680849f311d02df1299c3
We were previously setting GOROOT to "prebuilts/go/linux-x86" during the
ninja executions when we were running Soong. But we can also run Soong
during the main ninja execution, were GOROOT was unset. When the GOROOT
was unset, the default GOROOT in our Go installation is
"./prebuilts/go/linux-x86" (note the extra ./).
This would cause g.bootstrap.goRoot to change between some soong runs,
causing us to rebuild all go programs (and anything depending on them)
more often than necessary.
So instead, keep GOROOT undefined when running Soong. Everything that
matters is using runtime.GOROOT(), which will fall back to the default.
Continue setting $GOROOT for bootstrap.bash, otherwise it fails when
there is no system provided go binary. What we give bootstrap.bash
doesn't really matter, since we don't actually use the blueprint wrapper
in Android.
Test: m blueprint_tools; touch bionic/libc/tzcode/new.c;
m blueprint_tools <doesn't rebuild everything>
Change-Id: I82f30c7c3b5d25e5cbf28fe37a97fdb776c4a164
Add support for an errorprone block in Java modules that accepts
additional javacflags for the errorprone build.
Sample:
errorprone: {
javacflags: ["-Xep:EqualsNaN:WARN"],
},
Bug: 72004718
Test: m RUN_ERROR_PRONE=true
Test: manual - add block with ERROR to a project
Test: androidmk_test
Change-Id: I502248fe76c26aa19102f413af72a7324c35b7f4
For the VNDK prebuilt modules that does not match the target arch,
skip installing the module instead of marking the module to prevent
installing.
Bug: 72310137
Bug: 71787263
Test: Install VNDK snapshot v27
lunch aosp_arm64_ab-userdebug; m vndk_v27_arm64
- vndk libs must be installed
m vndk_v27_arm
- no vndk libs must be installed because target does not match
OUT_DIR=out_clean m --skip-make
Change-Id: I9df25d90c276ce5e0d94ec7f9bee32f9ce7231df
