The toc optimization had been disabled for host builds to ensure that
the timestamp of the final binary changed whenever its implementation
changed, in order to support rerunning host tools that were modified
during incremental builds. However, only the final install rule must be
re-run to update the timestamp, and not the link rule.
Update the shared library install dependencies to use normal
dependencies instead of order-only dependencies for host modules, and
then enable the the toc optimization for host modules. If the
implementation of a library changes it will be reinstalled, and
libraries or binaries that depend on it will also be reinstalled.
Also move toc generation to happen on the packed, stripped library,
which is what will be used for linking, to ensure that it is available
at link time when depending only on the toc file.
Bug: 26015464
Test: m -j; touch system/tools/hidl/Annotation.cpp; m -j, verify
out/soong/host/linux-x86/bin/hidl-gen is updated
Change-Id: I8953261d2209376f3dccbf0b1a93f7af4e45c4d0
Allows changing cflags based on the build variant being `eng` or
`userdebug`. This is used by some modules to turn on asserts for these
builds, and used by adb to allow root on non-user builds.
Test: Use this flag in an Android.bp, check the ninja file.
Change-Id: I27a5081378e94920482b4a742d65c46065047573
The soong checkbuild target is created by the last varaint of each
module. Don't return early if the variant is disabled, which would
prevent creating the checkbuild target.
Test: m -j checkbuild
Change-Id: Ib260bae7fb4be7255f5c1b34dfbd50225f308005
Replace PropertyCustomizer with a more extensible hooks mechanism.
Instead of passing an object that satisifies an interface, pass a
function pointer that takes a context interface as an argument. Callers
can use lambdas to capture any other necessary parameters like property
structs.
Also add two new hooks, arch hooks that occur after splitting modules
into arch variants, and install hooks that occur each time a file is
installed to the output directory.
Change-Id: I3a3e34aa97f1a92d3a31e5004b4b1ba68869d242
Windows builds have the first arch set to x86 and the second set to
x86_64, and always prefers 32-bit. Specify the 32-bit preference
manually, instead of relying on the architecture order for now.
Change-Id: I1900ec095e7773f68c0db293bfc48bd0815661b2
Track the primary architecture selected for each class based on the
module's multilib setting and the global config. Fixes building
binaries with multlib set to first and DevicePrefer32BitExecutables set,
and fixes symlinks to binaries with multilib set to prefer32.
Bug: 31452121
Test: mmma -j art HOST_PREFER_32_BIT=true
Change-Id: I75094df42f3273f6d613e4058eaa565957174c28
Allow multilib to be set to "prefer32", which will compile as 32-bit if
available, otherwise as 64-bit.
Add target.device.compile_multilib and target.host.compile_multilib. If
set, they override the top-level compile_multlib property.
Change-Id: If658a035b5f441547bc74526feb1d34f773776ff
HOST_PREFER_32_BIT was used during the switch to 64-bit host tools to
keep the SDK building as 32-bit, but is never set any more.
Change-Id: I7c2db269d3f7fa1f4e0c022cbced789755a62d81
When the UseGoma flag is set, put all rules except the C compilation
rule in an externally defined local_pool, which will have been created
by kati. The gomacc wrapper will already be in the CC_WRAPPER
environment variable.
Bug: 31142427
Change-Id: I699d4edff2e302eee398dad8692ceb14721a628c
Add a symlink_preferred_arch property to binaries to allow compiling the
binary for multiple architectures and then creating a symlink to the
preferred archicture, for example dalvikvm32 and dalvikvm64, with
dalvikvm symlinked to dalvikvm64.
Test: mmma -j art/dalvikvm
Change-Id: Ied15f2be9d52c01006fe8ac207c175b78558eab1
Allow any module factory to insert a PropertyCustomizer on the module,
which will be called before any other mutators. The PropertyCustomizer
can append or prepend to any properties, allowing module types to extend
other module types by modifying the public, stable interface provided by
the properties.
Change-Id: Idff02be80d939a70df1c6bbccffdd1f04ff975d2
Add DeviceConfig to store per-device configuration information. Put a
OncePer object inside Config and DeviceConfig, which computes a value
once per key per object to allow build logic to store arbitrary
per-build or per-device computed values.
Change-Id: I1a38b426f29d223ef5e803e0d4d9604500de2fd2
This adds LOCAL_REQUIRED_MODULES to the generated Android.mk for any
dependencies in the "required" list of a module.
Change-Id: Ibcfe89dce7d247eb441af94e37388a59e71a75a9
Append .Parallel() to the defaults RegisterTopDownMutator call to tell
Blueprint it can run it in parallel. Saves ~500ms in soong_build.
Change-Id: I43ddd9d6995674ccc06fed6928514f15a15712c1
Append .Parallel() to all of the RegisterBottomUpMutator calls to tell
Blueprint it can run them in parallel.
Test: identical build.ninja, passes race detector
Change-Id: I969a0689522d4cba7c8ff51e2aa00fe2fd338a89
BottomUpMutators are going to lose their ctx.Visit* functions in order
to allow parallelizing them, move defaults to a TopDownMutator using
WalkDeps to only visit defaults modules.
Test: no changes to out/soong/build.ninja
Change-Id: I54ba65a7e2ae9503f4d217f63aa9178a7c5341f0
Blueprint can now handle creating a zero-valued struct when it
encounters a nil pointer to a struct, reducing the amount of allocations
and copying for arch structures that are not used.
Change-Id: If36da5603dbe6469fe6406c821f21a122ea6ea49
To allow cflag changes when using the "old" binder API that are still
used by all 32-bit only configurations. We can't just use
android32/android64 here, since some devices use a 64-bit kernel with a
32-bit userspace, which is configured as "android32".
Change-Id: I8450484b75d59c1855c7ba36260c08925e7b28ad
Make will combine this information with statistics gathered from the
Make build, then dump it out to a build artifact.
Change-Id: I2bd84d4f8a8d145c37e3a4c4fcc8fece99e2a1de
The NDK stub libraries need to use subname, but should use "." instead
of "_".
Test: Still builds.
Change-Id: Ib4b0303531e03968c55671ea167ab987adebd783
Soong delegates installation to make when embedded in make, so it can't
create any dependencies on installed files. Only create the symlink
rules if not embedded in make.
Change-Id: I26d2857e6d544b963a0c52145a8666ba30864838
Allow modules to specify a list of names to create alias symlinks, and
pass the list to make so it can create them. Also pass
LOCAL_FORCE_STATIC_EXECUTABLE for static binaries so that make can avoid
a linker_asan -> linker -> linker_asan dependency loop.
Change-Id: I314d088095ac5f43641ed2cf8247c14c27e23b93
These are used by libcutils, and are equivalent to the ENABLE_CPUSETS
and ENABLE_SCHEDBOOST make variables.
Change-Id: I65d0eed49b5bcb4d6415e9e64a0159209a43b922
When collapsing properties for applying defaults, bool is ORed, *bool is
replaced, which is the behavior we want here.
Change-Id: I40ac5035bedcd4b1bbf50e054f8527523f9f6f79
There are some builds where we only want to build host tools, and we may
not have a valid device configuration. Support 0 device architectures
and modules that don't have any configured way to build.
Change-Id: I732251e1cd3cdbfafbc6ef6a550e33e653876f7c
cc.ModuleContext.module() returns a *cc.Module, and is left over from
when the cc package tried to use inheritance. Remove it and the last
few users.
Change-Id: I9b42ca59689c1b0ada7980fbec923747ed3a53d3
libz has a case where the static and shared versions of the device
library are supported, but the host shared library must not be defined,
since it would conflict with the system provided version. There's a
separate module 'libz-host' that provides the host shared library
implementation.
So extend the 'static'/'shared' properties to include 'enabled', which
uses arch_variant so that it can be mutated per-arch. It cannot override
a top level 'enabled: false'.
Change-Id: Ia0f1ff31ad77dc4cb148c531b70158e3245031d5
sanitize.begin() modifies the slice returned by Config.SanitizeHost()
and Config.SanitizeDevice(), return a copy so the global slice doesn't
get corrupted.
Bug: 29188876
Change-Id: I4c7a59b7e96529166519b23a1ebda39b8e060c58
Soong's multi-architecture building has grown complex, with the
combination of HostOrDevice+HostType+Arch necessary to determine how to
build a variant of a module, and three separate mutators to split each
into its variations.
Combine HostOrDevice+HostType into Os, which will be Linux, Darwin,
Windows, or Android. Store Os+Arch as a single Target.
Change-Id: I92f2e2dac53617d595a35cc285d2bd348baa0fbd
Soong's multi-architecture building has grown complex, with the
combination of HostOrDevice+HostType+Arch necessary to determine how to
build a variant of a module, and three separate mutators to split each
into its variations.
Combine HostOrDevice+HostType into Os, which will be Linux, Darwin,
Windows, or Android. Store Os+Arch as a single Target.
Change-Id: Iae677eff61a851b65a7192a47f2dc17c1abb4160
This lets modules declare logtags files, which will then be exported to
make using LOCAL_LOGTAGS_FILES. Make still generates event-log-tags and
the java code.
Bug: 28989759
Change-Id: Ie6be79d3ef8a17a74d42eba681a25a08b4c0e7ae
And install the tools into a more obvious location. soong_env is not
moved, since we need it to exist early, so that we can use it in
soong.bash in case there's a build failure.
Change-Id: I9bd1fa320d84d180b2cf3deb90782d380666f7a6
For the x86_arm target, which uses two 32-bit architectures, x86
libraries should be installed into ".../lib", and arm libraries should
be installed into ".../lib/arm".
This shouldn't be necessary for binaries, but non-native binaries aren't
supported in Make right now, so we can revisit this once it's necessary.
Change-Id: I4d883c85d3ef4945ff6149d9c4fc81af5023e12b
Some more common makevars methods were required in order to remove the
"-isystem" prefixes from the toolchain.IncludeFlags() value. In Make,
the -isystem is prepended at time of use, not in TARGET_C_INCLUDES
itself.
Change-Id: If07e69ddb7357d11c7dd48ab60f503d219f29de8
Colin Cross