Split the x86 host toolchain into glibc and musl variants
Create new musl toolchains that are based on the existing glibc
toolchains, and add the necessary flags for musl compiles.
This relands Ifc02f9e5afa61ff758be98b0c962f3a4b53d0546 with changes
for I46672e3a096b6ea94ff4c10e1c31e8fd010a163c.
Bug: 190084016
Change-Id: Iaa9f7a50ff601155ecd73acc5701a2c226be66dc
Test: TestArchMutator
Create new musl toolchains that are based on the existing glibc
toolchains, and add the necessary flags for musl compiles.
Bug: 190084016
Test: TestArchMutator
Change-Id: Ifc02f9e5afa61ff758be98b0c962f3a4b53d0546
Soong supports some hand-crafted target.<type> that match multiple os or
arch types to simplify configuring for similar targets. target.bionic is
used to match on both android and linux_bionic OSes for cases where they
should be handled the same way.
Test: build/bazel/ci/bp2build.sh
Change-Id: I47b6aaf3279e4d242c4fd0e12f24117eb98e0665
This allows it to be used for other modules types and other properties
(e.g. static_libs & exclude_static_libs).
Test: go test soong tests
Bug: 188497994
Change-Id: I40ab16e3b540ece0a6684558b32f7e8e25df6f24
This is to simplify the process of resolving label + exclude labels
across the various configuration axes we have and across the various
properties/modules that use this behavior.
Test: ci/bp2build.sh && ci/mixed_droid.sh
Change-Id: I8efae3e75ddb365384f5caaf5bb504a5206618d3
