A VDNK extension is an image:vendor module provided by a
vendor-modified framework project. So it should be
provided to the vendor build as a prebuilt (for the
purposes of building against a vendor snapshot).
Exempt-From-Owner-Approval: cherry pick from internal branch
Bug: 160189878
Test: manual
Change-Id: I3eb4794c1be2949b9c85fd52f823e5e14df4ad7d
Merged-In: I3eb4794c1be2949b9c85fd52f823e5e14df4ad7d
When there were multiple modules overriding a single module, sometimes
we would create the list in different orders, which would trigger some
of the later mutators to write the Android-<>.mk out in different
orders.
Bug: 160207422
Test: diff out/soong/Android-<>.mk between multiple runs on internal master
Change-Id: I321db706dd34aa20a0b1556fd282d54b826a4a97
This change makes it possible to use a single module to provide both
dylib and rlib varieties of a library. This allows the use of libstd and
libtest from a rustlibs property, allowing linkage type to change
for different variants.
Bug: 159718669
Test: cd external crates; mma; m crosvm.experimental
Change-Id: I477c4d2faec63703fdc6dd42ba020747d6a50714
Adds the rustlibs dependency type which will automatically select
between rlib and dylib based on the type of the library.
Bug: 143217452
Test: cd external/rust; mma
Change-Id: I97faadae98bf957090a32939cfb2d3a10f74a057
rust_library now produces only rlib and dylib variants.
rust_library_foreign now produces static and shared variants.
This change was made because both are common cases, but all four
together essentially never happens. This allows us to have fewer repeat
module definitions.
Bug: 143217452
Test: cd external/rust; mma
Change-Id: Iaf69e8da38f7c12710331c51464699cf7cbbb656
Previously, we had just called AddProperties inside the factory on
libraryDecorator's properties directly. This inadvertantly missed their
MutatedProperties. Inheriting properties from libraryDecorator rather
than baseCompiler will avoid that type of error in the future.
Test: cd external/rust; mma; m crosvm.experimental
Change-Id: Ic08c410e69a8e272d63f9ffbdbe16ba9c3cc3de1
With proper prebuilt modules, we can avoid any rustc implicit sysroot
searching.
Asd a bonus, this should make rust-project.json generation correctly
grab otherwise implicit dependencies.
Prebuilt rlibs may include several dependency rlibs. Without a
link_dirs attribute, every dependency (even if unexported) would need a
separate module.
Previously we were casing out on exact structs, which might be OK when
libraryDecorator and procMacroDecorator were the only possibilities, but
repeating the logic for three types is too much. Using an interface
makes this logic scale better.
Bug: 159591910
Test: cd external/rust; mma; m crosvm.experimental
Change-Id: Ia1124e09f48cd05e39f094bbcb988622ebd2272f
Soong and Make have no ways to figure out what splits will be outputted
from a given android_app_set, so it's impossible for them to provide
full PACKAGES.$(LOCAL_MODULE).CERTIFICATE entries, which are required to
build a final apkcerts.txt. This change makes extract_apks produce
apkcerts.txt files for each input modules instead. The Make-side
counterpart of this change merges all local apkcerts.txt into a final
one.
Fixes: 160119159
Test: main_test.go
Test: m apkcerts-list
Merged-In: I321e80fd636a955213761f56a3ac64bfe7f7f7c0
Change-Id: I321e80fd636a955213761f56a3ac64bfe7f7f7c0
Add documentation on how lints are defined and used in Android. Merge
the deny_warnings attribute with a new attribute (no_lint) which can be
used to disable the default linting parameters.
Explicitly allow all lints for external/ and prebuilts/, which remove
any warning when building sysroot for the devices.
Test: cd external/rust/crates; mma
Test: add dummy internal Rust module; mma
Change-Id: I62be1c41aeda4068fb9e288038727c1de5ffe547
These values are used in two out of the many possible sdk_version
configurations, and therefore weren't really defaults in any
meaningful sense. Giving them more descriptive names makes the code
easier to follow.
Bug: 157640067
Test: m nothing
Change-Id: Icf38a9c0be2606ad0478929e1b40dfcee36cddef
This field in the java/sdk structure was used in two of the many
possible configurations, so it wasn't really a "default". It also
meant that, to understand those configurations, the reader had to know
what was considered the default, which was only possibly by reading
the code in java.go and droiddoc.go which implemented special code
paths when useDefaultLibs was true. By eliminating that setting and
explicitly setting the required values, the code is simpler and easier
to understand.
This change is a straight refactoring, in the sense that the output of
the build should be unchanged.
Regarding the changes to the proguardRaiseTag dependency in java.go:
- This is a noop for anything which had sdkDep.useModule = true prior
to this change, because they all had the same value for
hasFrameworkLibs() and hasStandardLibs().
- This is a noop for anything which had sdkDep.useDefaultLibs = true
prior to this change, because they do not use proguard settings.
- Therefore, it is a noop overall.
- Nevertheless, it is required to make sdkCorePlatform work. Without
this change, such modules would pick up a dependency on framework
libs via the (unused) proguardRaiseTag, which creates a circular
dependency, because this is the sdk_version used when building
framework libs themselves.
Bug: 157640067
Test: m java docs droid
Change-Id: I3a83b5edc1bd48c16b55f6f77e3e710fc8fbd8fa
This ensures that `m nothing` succeeds even if java/config/config.go
is changed to use `stable.core.platform.api.stubs` and
`stable-core-platform-api-stubs-system-modules` instead of the legacy
versions. (The change to stable cannot be made yet because real
targets depend on APIs only in legacy, but it is useful for the build
system to be ready for this change.)
Bug: 157640067
Test: m nothing (with and without local change mentioned above)
Change-Id: Id7562d8c592551fd0ed2b9849bcf6eb707c2a1d0
This allows to reuse SDK version comparison routine from other Python
scripts. With the addition of non-numeric versions comparison has become
more complex, and the deleted shell script did it incorrectly: it used
comparisons like `[[ "S" -lt 28 ]]` which results in "true" as strings
are converted to zero in numeric context. This resulted in adding legacy
libraries to class loader context of apps targeting recent SDK versions.
The error was masked because currently there is only one non-AOSP app
that uses the script (GoogleDialer), and it targets numeric SDK version.
Test: lunch aosp_cf_x86_phone-userdebug && m
Bug: 132357300
Change-Id: I26e752e29b5453fd3e29d5dbfbe4d9df9c0a55b7
