Enable daemons exposing an interface over DBus to easily
build client libraries. Now daemons can write rules like:
include $(CLEAR_VARS)
LOCAL_MODULE := libdbus-binding-example-client
LOCAL_DBUS_PROXY_PREFIX := dbus-example-example
LOCAL_SRC_FILES := \
dbus_bindings/org.chromium.Example.Manager.dbus.xml \
dbus_bindings/dbus-service-config.json
include $(BUILD_SHARED_LIBRARY)
to expose a client library.
While here, add support for generating independent adaptor header
files on a per interface basis.
Bug: 22608897
Change-Id: I011f9afc234811c31e445898321c2731c482fa77
We still support HOST_OS=windows for the SDK host tools cross-builds, but
that's only when USE_MINGW is set when running under linux.
Change-Id: I37da87dc9fbbd69ba10ce4d7f2668ab3f6482d92
Apparently -w will disable all warnings on GCC regardless of ordering
(clang will still respect ordering so warnings that are enabled after
-w are still respected). This is insane. Strip -w from the cflags.
Anyone that wants this flag should be turning off the specific
warnings (or just fix them), not disabling all warnings.
Change-Id: I2ba065637dfdc192921da4d9adbdc63b728c166f
If LOCAL_SDK_VERSION is unset we were compiling against
core-libart but not okhttp.
okhttp should be an implementation detail but
android.net.http.HttpResponseCache implements
com.android.okhttp.OkCacheContainer.
The OpenJDK 8 version of of javac now requires all interfaces of
implemented classes be made available at compile time even with
-source 1.7 -target 1.7.
This is not an issue when compiling against the android.jar because
the implementation of HttpResponseCache in the android.jar does not
implement com.android.okhttp.OkCacheContainer.
Bug: 23099154
Change-Id: I3fa1d0f73535b396623fed953cfc71189b797849
This moves all of the date references under build/ to using a single
datetime that can be set manually using BUILD_DATETIME.
It also adds an option, OVERRIDE_C_DATE_TIME, that if set to true, will
redefine __DATE__ and __TIME__ for all C/C++ files so that it matches
BUILD_DATETIME.
Bug: 23117013
Change-Id: I7c17a32b794a5adf40b9cd69136fb0ff9f6084ec
This moves all of the date references under build/ to using a single
datetime that can be set manually using BUILD_DATETIME.
It also adds an option, OVERRIDE_C_DATE_TIME, that if set to true, will
redefine __DATE__ and __TIME__ for all C/C++ files so that it matches
BUILD_DATETIME.
Bug: 23117013
Change-Id: I880ef103a26bca86bd7bf42d58e62e740a6228c8
Also removed the unneeded variable DISTTOOLS
and the unnecessary dependency of otapackage/updatepackage on DISTTOOLS.
Bug: 23085297
Change-Id: I6b269003a72bb48eda1260c8d9b4bd88974bcde9
This also drops the NDK default back to C++98 (or C++11 for code using
libc++). The platform NDK build should match the normal NDK build.
Bug: http://b/23043421
Change-Id: I3a336767ce271e84f4dfdebdadb3a98e5689def9
Set TARGET_PRIVATE_RES_DIRS in your BoardConfig.mk to specify custom
private recovery resource directories.
With this change you can share the same recovery resource dir for more
than one device; Also you can specify more than one directories.
Change-Id: Ieeb18f5ac11c98b6f08d0ab6fb4e0d9aa72b27e7
Make 4.0 (and Kati) removed the implicit sort from the $(wildcard)
function. In order to ensure that makefiles are always loaded in the
same order, and an explicit sort.
This shouldn't matter, but some makefiles are modifying variables used
by siblings (LLVM_ROOT_PATH under frameworks/compile). In this case, the
path value still pointed to the same path, it just had extra '..'
references, and was enough to cause the binaries to be different.
Change-Id: Ief6551f999351ee2c193275aaae426dc064f8b34
The transitive symbol resolving causes build breakage when a binary
has indirect dependency on the NDK library.
This matches the change made for the the aarch64 toolchain:
https://android-review.googlesource.com/#/c/120654
Change-Id: Id5b2a63301cb1cdcdd84b4bcd9fbec8cf6ec0b3c
Its presence requires #include directives to contain the build target
name, which is problematic because these directives can live in headers
that are shared by multiple build targets. Furthermore, having
LOCAL_MODULE in the generated header path is redundant because the
target directory is already private to the current build target (e.g.
.../<target_name>_intermediates/...).
Bug: 22608897
Change-Id: I059f71a1231e80f89c99441794a4491f2685036f
If system image contains the root directory
(BOARD_BUILD_SYSTEM_ROOT_IMAGE == "true"), we package the root directory
into ROOT/ instead of BOOT/RAMDISK/ in the target_files zip.
Change-Id: I817776ca97194991308b2131d0e34ab136283464
Elliott Hughes