This CL creates the framework necessary for generating
BazelTargetModules from regular Soong Android modules.
BazelTargetModules are code-generated into Bazel targets in BUILD files.
See the follow-up CL for examples of creating filegroup/genrule
BazelTargetModules.
Test: GENERATE_BAZEL_FILES=true m nothing # creates out/soong/bp2build
with no BUILD files, because there are no BazelTargetModules in the
module graph.
Change-Id: I33a96365bd439043b13af6db9e439592e9983188
Historically we've only had to add one major release a year to the Mac
SDK allowlist, but this year the versioning scheme changed and 11.1 is a
minor update to 11 (instead of 10.x.1 like in years past). Unfortunately
the Xcode tools don't let you just specify '11' like they did with
'10.x', so this is more complicated to fix in a scalable way.
Test: build with xcode 12.3 and macOS SDK 11.1
Change-Id: I2e88e9289727261389a863e7147a0b146ec5148a
Each variable can specify a conditions_default for properties to be used
when the variable is not set, not set to a true value (for bools), or is
set to a value that is not present in the module (for strings).
Test: m nothing
Test: go test soong tests
Change-Id: I76ec026da2369b407f0f530f77760f530e7958fc
Add gen_ndk_usedby_apex.sh script to generate NDK API list used by Mainlain modules when modules get build.
Test: TARGET_BUILD_APPS=com.android.adbd m dist apps_only
Change-Id: Ib1b2f0dd2f9ae85b1545c6cc5bb4c5bbdfac1c15
Missed a license kind needed for the large-scale-change. It didn't turn
up in testing until all the --override and --filter flags were
determined.
See: http://go/android-license-checking-v2-lsc
Bug: 151953481
Bug: 151177513
Bug: 67772237
Change-Id: Ic6b5f11717e88504e09d4817e9952d3ed1132b93
The following warnings have been turned on, and turned on as errors:
-Wbool-operation
-Wimplicit-int-float-conversion
-Wint-in-bool-context
-Wstring-compare
-Wstring-plus-int
-Wxor-used-as-pow
Test: no extra tests necessary
Change-Id: Ic8ab26de9e5323e9b81ad79eef787abfb264848c
The main difference between a singleton and a singleton module that
affects this change is that the latter requires a module to be defined
in order for the singleton to be instantiated. This change defines the
module in both the tests and the standard build.
Bug: 177892522
Test: m droid
Change-Id: Id6669835cf3a2ab7359fa53047eb9042992a9362
Previously, the createGlobalSoongConfig() function was explicitly
prevented from being used in tests because it would fail. However, it
turns out that is no longer the case and it does now work.
That allows the following changes to be made:
* Tests no longer need to use GlobalSoongConfigForTests() to
prepopulate the cache.
* GlobalSoongConfigForTests() is only needed in the dexpreopt
package.
Bug: 177892522
Test: m nothing
Change-Id: Ifcbb1a44254c5d2d10c1d02ab23227488d1d1ed1
Insulate tests that exercise code in the java package from having to
register the build components provided by the java package by providing
a single function that registers them all. This follows the pattern
currently used in the cc and rust packages.
This change is in preparation for switching the dex_bootjars singleton
from a singleton, which does not require a module definition in order
to be instantiated, to a singleton module which does. That will require
adding a module definition into java.GatherRequiredDepsForTest() and
this change ensures that the required components will have been
registered in every test.
Bug: 177892522
Test: m nothing
Change-Id: I6475db8240894947dd07c89a940a3e4f201aa598
cc_test without sanitize:memtag_heap acts as if it has implicit
sanitize{memtag_heap:true, diag:{memtag_heap:true}}. This is unaffected
by SANITIZE_TARGET.
Refactor the test to cover all permutations.
Change memtag include lists to act similar to SANITIZE_TARGET_DIAG: the
the sync include list upgrades async targets to sync, unless diag is
explicitly set to false in the target definition.
Bug: b/135772972
Test: cc_test.go
Change-Id: I6a969f2f5804cd5f47fc4e93a20e3b99ea5fa111
Calling reflect.ValueOf for every variable for every module was
using ~3 seconds of CPU time on my AOSP builds.
Test: m checkbuild
Change-Id: Idf459ad8ddf5e07f6c0df0e58e2442aaa6ab3342
Add some instructions for what to do.
Bug: 177806245
Test: m nothing (with java_sdk_library with no tracking files)
Change-Id: I286018f4d9105d5ade1e76cddb8670d0d097d77d
The vendor snapshot header globs were repeated 9 times, once for each
possible header suffix. Globbing is not a fast operation, so this
took 9.68s of CPU time in my AOSP builds. Replace it instead with a
single glob, followed by filtering down to the desired header
extensions.
Test: m checkbuild
Change-Id: I9c8f8cdad8cbffc0a42217659a48dd9d676e4e4c
Windows prefer32 was implemented in cc, which caused a mismatch
between cc and other packages like python. This manifested as
missing variant when a python_test_host with compile_multilib: "first"
tried to depend on a cc_binary_host, which implicitly has multilib
"first".
Fixes: 177904375
Test: m checkbuild
Change-Id: Iaaac16ae171c06d90d04d7cac11789d3f39b8d99
Bug: 176171716
Test: build_mainline_modules.sh and ensure that the ART boot image is
built: `find out -type f -name '*.art'` is nonempty for every arch.
Change-Id: Ibc45581eef2b205c750a30709780cf659ba7cfa1
Currently, when a module is included in an APEX, the dependencies of the
modules are listed in LOCAL_REQUIRED_MODULES of the APEX. There are two
purposes for this:
1) for native dependencies, they are installed to
$(TARGET_OUT)/apex/<apexname> directories which isn't packaged as an
*.img. However, as a side effect of the installation, their symbol files
are placed under $(TARGET_OUT)/symbols directory to aid debugging.
2) to implement the symlink optimization. When the APEX is not
updatable, the dependencies are not included inside the APEX, but
installed directly to /system partition because the same files might be
used outside of the APEX. The files in the APEX are replaced with
symlinks to the system copy.
So far, the module name like "libfoo" was directly used in
LOCAL_REQUIRED_MODULES. This becomes problematic when only a single arch
variant of the module is used by the APEX. The build system will install
both arch variants to the system partition.
This change fixes the problem by appending ":32" or ":64" suffix
when composing LOCAL_REQUIRED_MODULES.
Bug: N/A
Test: m
Test: Cherry-pick I285c5d1bb9b27265c8589f2588d95eafa324d412 and its
dependencies from internal master. `m nothing` doesn't show the artifact
path requirement error.
Change-Id: I78feae1d5b18f93b0f984d3b1558812fd1689a96
Therefore, no need to remove vendor-ramdisk-debug.cpio.lz4
for installclean as it will not be installed to $OUT dir.
Bug: None
Test: make vendorbootimage_debug
Change-Id: Ib7fb9931c55a9bb24e5ca8c4a80bd72f7233c57f
* WITH_TIDY=1 should not include clang-analyzer-* checks
because they are too slow.
* Nightly builds will use both WITH_TIDY=1 and
CLANG_ANALYZER_CHECKS=1.
Bug: 173736193
Test: make with WITH_TIDY=1 and CLANG_ANALYZER_CHECKS=1
Change-Id: I3885fd0e20475ceee5e3798bffc11a61994ac113
Use_avb and other avb_* properties allows us to sign an
android_filesystem module with avbtool.
Bug: 172415113
Test: m
Change-Id: Ifa1ed8ded1b10170aaca9b34e6a14f0179dbab5d
Native bridge modules never need to build against NDK stubs, so
don't create SDK variants. Also clear the sdk_version property
for modules that don't have SDK variants so that later code doesn't
use it to trigger SDK behaviors.
Test: m checkbuild
Change-Id: I1920fa82e9fab06235f01a62624382efa16cc6e3
Previously, the build failed if the directory already existed,
so mixed builds had to be null builds.
Test: lunch aosp_flame && USE_BAZEL=1 USE_BAZEL_ANAYSIS=1 m libc &&
USE_BAZEL=1 USE_ANALYSIS=1 m libc
Change-Id: I167cb82b3e47e9388a1ebca7daffe45f91474125
Yabin Cui