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31 lines
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Bash
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#!/bin/bash
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# locate some directories
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cd "$(dirname $0)"
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SCRIPT_DIR="${PWD}"
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cd ../..
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TOP="${PWD}"
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message='usage: banchan <module> ... [<product>|arm|x86|arm64|x86_64] [eng|userdebug|user]
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banchan selects individual APEX modules to be built by the Android build system.
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Like "tapas", "banchan" does not request the building of images for a device but
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instead configures it for an unbundled build of the given modules, suitable for
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installing on any api-compatible device.
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The difference from "tapas" is that "banchan" sets the appropriate products etc
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for building APEX modules rather than apps (APKs).
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The module names should match apex{} modules in Android.bp files, typically
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starting with "com.android.".
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The product argument should be a product name ending in "_<arch>", where <arch>
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is one of arm, x86, arm64, x86_64. It can also be just an arch, in which case
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the standard product for building modules with that architecture is used, i.e.
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module_<arch>.
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The usage of the other arguments matches that of the rest of the platform
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build system and can be found by running `m help`'
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echo "$message"
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