kernel: Block HIP detection through HIP_PATH=none
The issue of the multi-lined, wrongly expanded LINUX_COMPILER macro is back (at least for kernel 4.14). Funnily enough, setting "--hip-path=/dev/null", or using any other file or directory that exists, would still make clang happy and give a message stating that it detected HIP anyways: Found HIP installation: /dev/null, version 3.5.0 To get around this issue, without doing monumental backports and avoiding warnings from "-Wunused-command-line-argument", set "HIP_PATH=none", where "none" simply indicates a non-existing file/directory. Change-Id: Ia97d69425716d28208ba344bde79a910e5f75c84 Signed-off-by: voidanix <voidanix@keyedlimepie.org>
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@@ -113,7 +113,7 @@ KERNEL_MAKE_FLAGS :=
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KERNEL_MAKE_FLAGS += -j$(shell getconf _NPROCESSORS_ONLN)
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TOOLS_PATH_OVERRIDE := \
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PERL5LIB=$(BUILD_TOP)/prebuilts/tools-lineage/common/perl-base
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HIP_PATH=none PERL5LIB=$(BUILD_TOP)/prebuilts/tools-lineage/common/perl-base
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ifneq ($(KERNEL_NO_GCC), true)
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GCC_PREBUILTS := $(BUILD_TOP)/prebuilts/gcc/$(HOST_PREBUILT_TAG)
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