libc_hwasan is a new library in the runtime apex that lives in
bionic/hwasan/libc.so and is symlinked to /system/lib64/hwasan/libc.so.
This is chosen by the linker if an app or binary requires HWASan
support.
Bug: 276930343
Change-Id: If331744ad84241ad99a41805ea3110d37cf9b0af
We've been fixing this up on the NDK build side for ages. The
platforms/ subdirectory is a legacy thing from very old NDKs. Fix the
install paths to match what the NDK actually uses. This both lets us
delete some code on the NDK side and also makes the platform's output
easier to consume directly without having to wait for an NDK release
(or even a canary).
Bug: None
Test: treehugger
Test: inspected out/soong/ndk/sysroot
Test: build/soong/scripts/build-ndk-prebuilts.sh, imported into NDK
Change-Id: I3c4e0ce6d7960ae0138d1cf803755e4f1e575631
The static deps of the parent library can be necessary to build a
bp2build-generated cc_aidl_library target. We should add these deps as
implementation_deps so that they are accessible.
Bug: 250876486
Test: b build //frameworks/native/libs/gui/...
Change-Id: Ibe7c3598a684907473e2a4e040fb3976455a59e9
This reverts commit 502da3987a.
Reason for revert: b/274195633
```
In file included from out/soong/installs-aosp_cf_x86_pasan.mk:134984:
In file included from out/soong/Android-aosp_cf_x86_pasan.mk:981696:
In file included from build/make/core/soong_cc_rust_prebuilt.mk:76:
build/make/core/base_rules.mk:342: error: packages/modules/Uwb/service/uci/jni: MODULE.TARGET.SHARED_LIBRARIES.libuwb_uci_jni_rust already defined by packages/modules/Uwb/service/uci/jni.
```
Change-Id: Ic1ea6969e54c23a7d126eb0fb47ab6f2e44ee965
BUILD files of rdeps should depend on stubs via @api_surfaces
indirection. e.g. instead of depending on
//system/logging/liblog:liblog_stub_libs_current, it should depend on
@api_surfaces//module-libapi/current:liblog. This ensures that the
generated BUILD files are compatible with Multi-tree.
Update the unit tests for this change.
Test: TH
Change-Id: Ibcc36dcfbee7b1973b341485f015e67987564dcc
Currently, non-apex variants of modules that are in apexes are not
exported to make unless they're apex_available to the platform. This
means that you can't `m` those modules directly.
However, there is a workaround in the apex androidmk implementation that
emits make rules for the removed modules, but just redirects them to
build the apex itself. We want to remove that, but one of the problems
with doing so is that you can no longer `m` many modules afterwards.
To fix that, unhide the apex's dependencies from make. To ensure they're
not installed, call SkipInstall() on them, and update SkipInstall() to
be more strict by setting `LOCAL_UNINSTALLABLE_MODULE := true`.
Bug: 254205429
Test: Presubmits
Change-Id: Ib971981559f3b642ce6be8890679e994e1b44be0
Since the source_library attribute of _cc_stub_library_shared was a
label attribute, the source library was added as a dependency of the
stub which doesn't always make sense. E.g. it caused validation actions
for the source library to run even when we weren't building the source
library.
This change converts the label attriubte to a string attribute so that
we don't add the dependency.
Bug: 263390551
Change-Id: I19c62d1e14847dff68ab37156452addaa119eaf9
Currently, non-apex variants of modules that are in apexes are not
exported to make unless they're apex_available to the platform. This
means that you can't `m` those modules directly.
However, there is a workaround in the apex androidmk implementation that
emits make rules for the removed modules, but just redirects them to
build the apex itself. We want to remove that, but one of the problems
with doing so is that you can no longer `m` many modules afterwards.
To fix that, unhide the apex's dependencies from make. To ensure they're
not installed, call SkipInstall() on them, and update SkipInstall() to
be more strict by setting `LOCAL_UNINSTALLABLE_MODULE := true`.
Bug: 254205429
Test: Presubmits
Change-Id: Ib094feb2c437ad50d8319c58caa997759e7ce32f
- Create the alias under the module-libapi directory. This is the
api_surface that cc_stubs_suite maps to.
- Create the alias only for "current" (atleast for now)
- Create one alias for the stub shared lib, and another for its headers
Test: b build @api_surfaces//... (with aosp/2475091)
Change-Id: Ib004c2c34256f971e74d75317fa5fbbe7273720e
This is no longer necessary after we reduce the exported static libs in
roboleaf.
Bug: None
Test: b build adbd with coverage enabled.
Change-Id: Ia049138c4cdd536670371b4fc9a54fca40d16d20
Bug: 240424572
Test: Manual tests:
1. m --dev-mode-staging com.android.adbd com.android.media.swcodec.
2. verify the DCLA libs from the two apexes have the same size and
sha1sum, and also match the libs in bazel-out.
3. empty the DCLA libs list in allowlist.go and repeat step 1
4. repeat step 2 and verify the opposite result
5. build git_master: mainline_modules_bundles-userdebug in ABTD
with the cl, then follow go/build-sideload-dcla-locally to
download the adbd and swcodec aab files, run the DCLA trimming
workflow locally, and verify the symlinks in the two trimmed
apexes are identical and also match the lib path in the DCLA
apex that was created by the workflow.
Change-Id: Ib2f8a29126a54829c0e10eba17b256a79930fd70
Given that we can map them directly to disabling the
corresponding Bazel features: `-{link_,use_lib}crt`
Test: Existing (adapted) Unit Tests
Test: bp2build.sh
Change-Id: Ib502f6fb929ace8e86a1001e3cc21f399317500c
Previously in mixed builds, only the tidy files for the boundary module
were built, whereas all of its transitive dependencies' tidy files were
not being built. Instead we should export the list of transitive tidy
files for a module so that we can run clang-tidy for the boundary module
as well as its dependencies.
Bug: 195029134
Test: WITH_TIDY=1 DISABLE_ARTIFACT_PATH_REQUIREMENTS=true mss tidy-packages-modules-NeuralNetworks --bazel-mode-dev
Change-Id: I463646d2ae1fc4aa075a54c264e1c34571c3fd5c
This API surface is provided by platform and mainline modules to other
mainline modules. Rename it to module-lib API surface to align it with
the terminology in go/android-api-types
Test: go test ./bp2build
Test: go test ./cc
Change-Id: Ieb9f3214e66366fc2ceb6f47e2d6623acb537827
Currently we document the semantics of these two symbols. I would like
to add some documentation about why this granularity is necessary. The
majority of the details are contained in b/191371676
Test: N/A (documentation change)
Bug: 265485106
Change-Id: I752c921eabceff94f92f24a46c9a16dc28a2af19
* Remove `Bp2buildCcLibraryStaticOnlyList` it is never set
* Remove the rest of the sutff related to it
* Streamline MixedBuildsEnabled
* Rename BazelContext.BazelAllowlisted to BazelContext.NameFilter
to reflect its action
* Rename bazelContext to mixedBuildBazelContext
* Fix minor warnings from Go static analyzer
Test: treehugger
Change-Id: Ie245c992f94bbfd5c7c23dd06917026200a28263
When a cc library has stubs, its static variant shouldn't be included in an apex to ensure the library with stubs isn't statically linked. See https://cs.android.com/android/platform/superproject/+/master:build/soong/apex/apex.go;l=2804;drc=89b01aeaa9e19377ff547baab791277719b8aaf3
This CL modifies bp2build so that it excludes apex_available tag from the static target if the library has stubs. This way, we can ensure that no apex can depend on the static target which results to static linking.
Test: go test
Bug: 255589949
Change-Id: Iedf248994b808436f2440570b094fd06d6284ae9
The developers can apply different configurations to vendor, product,
and platform libraries. In LSDUMP_PATHS_FILE, the vendor and product
variants are tagged with VENDOR and PRODUCT. Their ABI dumps will not be
generated in the directories under prebuilts/abi-dumps.
Test: make libutils.vendor libutils
Bug: 227282691
Change-Id: I747ceb174a070a67d592c5a47fcc848a6129661d
Because when stubs_symbol_file is defined on cc_library_shared, has_stubs is already implied to be true.
Bug: 260771171
Test: go test
Change-Id: I3b9a2cfb9000411d1b5f22da87dc339267775799
The fdo_profile targets are handcrafted in ag/20469925. Bp2build creates fdo_profile attribute on cc_library_shared and references to the fdo_profile target if the profile exists. This works under assumption that all afdo profiles have an associated Bazel fdo_profile target declared in the same folder/package.
As noted in b/253540178, this won't work when we check in the BUILD files (which is likely 6+ months away) because some profiles might only exist internally but not in AOSP. We will implement a long-term solution once we figure out all the requirements we need to support afdo both in Soong and Bazel.
Bug: 253540178
Test: go tests
Change-Id: Iebd5dd7a76583b4b2bf0d9ee56d58f247d313a54
Merged-In: Iebd5dd7a76583b4b2bf0d9ee56d58f247d313a54
The tags will then be read by an aspect applied from apex attributes to
validate that the deps are explicitly opt-in to the appropriate apex.
The semantics of this is the same as the Soong apex_available property.
This also adds the "base_apex_name" attr to override_apex conversion so
that apex_available checks continue to work on the non-Google and non-Go
apex names.
Test: presubmits
Fixes: 218841706
Change-Id: I19b3637da9aa47573b252d74f62b601fbdc3784d
The developers can specify ref_dump_dirs for shared libraries in
Android.bp. Each of the ref_dump_dirs generates a command to diff the
ABI with the reference dumps in the directory. The existing ABI diff for
VNDK, NDK, and Mainline are not changed.
Bug: 227282691
Test: make libutils
Change-Id: I62158393c8804200e96d538bc69c24147cb5caa5
ABI dumps in gzip are no longer supported because they cannot be
reviewed or merged.
Bug: 227282691
Test: make
Change-Id: I9fdf943fb8ae30aeae884d4d361a65034ab6fa94
- Move the logic that determines the versioned dump directories
from pathForVndkRefAbiDump to linkSAbiDumpFiles.
- Move sourceAbiDiff which generates the flags for ABI diff from
builder.go to library.go.
- Define two functions that generate the rules for cross-version and
same-version ABI diff.
Bug: 227282691
Test: make
Change-Id: Ic33799e86dd9ae627f5680b70973f96e15c030e9
When defining a stubs library, allow specifying that the
implementation library does not need to be installed. This allows for
cases where the implementation is deployed in some non-standard way -
e.g. inside a Microdroid virtual machine.
Without this, we get build errors like: "TARGET module
com.android.compos requires non-existent TARGET module: libvm_payload".
Default behavior is unchanged. The change is protected by an allowlist
to limit usage to the immediate use case.
Bug: 243512108
Test: builds; soong tests pass
Test: Remove allowlist, see build failure
Change-Id: Iaae75f2e93b842f5944a7518cc95069d62c5a638
