Generating boot image requires a .prof file provided by the ART apex.
When building with prebuilts, this comes via the
prebuilt_bootclasspath_fragment module, which acts as a shim for
prebuilt_apex/apex_set. If we have multiple prebuilt apexes in the tree,
this shim becomes 1:many. This CL prepares dex_bootjars to select the
right .prof file when multiple prebuilts exist.
Implementation details
- Update deps mutator of dex_bootjars to create a dep on
all_apex_contributions. The latter contains information about which
apex is selected in a specific release configuration. dex_bootjars
will create a dependency on the selected apex in a postdeps phase
mutator.
- All apex module types (apex, prebuilt_apex and apex_set) will set a
provider that contains info about the location of the .prof file on
host
- dex_bootjars will access the provider of the selected apex to get the
location of the .prof file
This CL does not drop the old mechanism to get the .prof file (i.e. by
creating a dep on {prebuilt_}bootclasspath_fragment). Once all mainline
modules have been flagged using apex_contributions, the old mechanism
will be dropped
Bug: 308790457
Test: Added a unit test that checks that the right .prof is selected
when multiple prebuilts exists
Change-Id: I40fdb21416c46bed32f6ff187ce5153711ec2c69
The CL aosp/2878135 introduced a new shell command to be executed as
part of `m sdk dist` builds. The new command incorrectly used bash
syntax for conditionals, i.e. `if [[ ... ]]` (double [[]]) instead of
the POSIX compliant `if [ ... ]` (single []).
This broke the sdk build on systems where /bin/sh is not a symlink to
/bin/bash:
/bin/sh: 1: [[: not found
error: lstat out/soong/.intermediates/exported_java_aconfig_library.jar.tmp: file does not exist
Fix the breakage by using POSIX shell syntax instead.
Bug: 316933458
Bug: 311151343
Test: m sdk dist
Change-Id: I7de53261674a8f54c4ecacf0e27aecbafcfa4048
FindDeapexerProviderForModule raises an exception if multiple apexes in
the tree has an export dep on the java module. In prepartation to
support multiple prebuilts, move this error check out of
FindDeapexerProviderForModule and into rdeps. i.e. raise an exception
only if an rdep calls DexJarBuildPath
- This should be a no-op for now.
- In the short-term future, a java import module will be allowed to have
multiple deapexers. An error will be raised if anyone actually tries
to depend on the dexjar
- In the long-term future, this function will be removed. All processing
will be done at the prebuilt apex level and not at the prebuilt java
library level
Since this check now happens in the moduleCtx of rdeps, add some
additional props to unit tests to ensure that it does not exit early on
unrelated validation checks (e.g. hidden_api prop is not set)
Test: go test ./apex ./java
Bug: 308790457
Change-Id: I3323d993c1ea8f43305834cae8e65b6fe41dfefd
dexpreopt of apex system server from prebuilts involves three soong
modules
1. prebuilt_apex / apex_set
2. an internal deapexer module created by the prebuilt apex
3. java_import/java_sdk_library
(3) acts as a shim for the deapexer to set the dexjar extracted from the
prebuilt apex. This methodolody requires a 1:1 correspondence across the
three modules
This breaks down when we have multiple versions of the same prebuilt
apex in the tree. In preparation for this, move the dexpreopt
processing from (3) to (1). Each prebuilt_apex will create the necessary
rules for dexpreopting the jars deapexed from itself. In the future,
apex_contributions will be used to pick which service-foo.{odex|.vdex} to
install depending on which prebuilt apex is selected.
Implementation details
- Embed dexpreopter in prebuiltApex structs so that this module type can
register the dexpreopt rules. Since a single apex can have multiple
system server jars, this also requires creating an additional scope in
dexpreopt.go to prevent name collisions
- Add the dexpreopt modules as required in initApexFilesForAndroidMk
- Add the depreopt modules to androidMk in AndroidMkEntries. Drop the
equivalent from java_import and java_sdk_library_import
Bug: 308790457
Test: existing soong unit tests
Test: lunch cf_x86_64_phone-next-userdebug && m out/target/product/vsoc_x86_64/system/apex/com.google.android.adservices.apex
Test: Verified that the above command installs
/out/target/product/vsoc_x86_64/system/framework/oat/x86_64/apex@com.android.adservices@javalib@service-adservices.jar@classes.{odex|vdex} and the equivalent files of service-sdksandbox
Test: presubmits
Change-Id: I01cea8956d2857fb864b415e73d3d2686d069b5e
Overriding android.ModuleContext's implementations of *Specific()
methods in cc.moduleContext and then passing that back to
android.PathForModuleInstall to affect the install path causes
problems if android.ModuleBase.GenerateBuildActions also tries
to call android.PathForModuleInstall directly with the
android.ModuleContext as it gets a different result.
Add InstallIn* methods to the android.Module interface, implement
default versions in android.ModuleBase, and override them in
cc.Module and rust.Module. Use them in android.PathsForModuleInstall
to allow the module to customize the behavior directly.
Test: TestInstallPartition
Change-Id: I7840e07eae34ac4f4d3490b021143d5f33a83626
* changes:
Convert ModuleProvder to generic providers API
Convert OtherModuleProvider to generic providers API
Convert Provider to generic providers API
Convert SetProvider to generic providers API
