Disable the byte grouping clippy lint by default. In some cases it makes
sense to group bytes in a protocol-specific fashion, so let's not error
on this lint.
Bug: 181171365
Test: Clippy allows this lint.
Change-Id: I2705dc7fa901b997bcb01f1256d48e85ce35065c
By default, rust uses the `legacy` mangling format. Using llvm coverage
switches it to using the new `v0` format. Rather than pushing the llvm
coverage back to `legacy` format, move Android forwards to `v0`. This
also has the added benefit that Rust symbols can be detected in the
codebase by looking for a leading "_R", aiding in demangler selection.
Test: builds, resulting object files have leading _R rather than _Z
Test: atest keystore2_test
Bug: 178565008
Change-Id: I7fcd591535d08260686c62fbfa6f7b61b31ed989
This change adds a new arch named "armv8-a-branchprot". The new target
is no different from the usual "armv8-a" variant except it has the
compiler flag "-mbranch-protection=standard" set.
With this flag compiler emits Armv8.3-A Pointer Authentication and
Armv8.5-A Branch Target Identification instructions. All of these
instructions are in the hint space; therefore devices which do not
support any of these extensions would execute them as NOPs.
In terms of directory structure there is no change in the output of
build/soong/scripts/build-ndk-prebuilts.sh script.
Test: build NDK prebuilts
Change-Id: Ie52ccba5653fbf567f0b7ca312d8a8e71602ad06
Add a rust_fuzz module which builds a libfuzzer binary that enabes
asan+sancov. This relies on the libfuzzer-sys crate.
Bug: 147140513
Test: Local rust_fuzz example builds, fuzzes with asan+sancov.
Change-Id: I57db3b8d25869791824ccfab768d13b0bb9d42fa
This allows tombstones to be symbolized and is consistent with C/C++
where we pass -g.
Bug: 173723155
Change-Id: I597e2bf97517407b428277f1cf7aa19b73371efa
The LinuxBionic toolchain wasn't defined for Rust.
This would lead to build breakage if a CC module that targeted Linux
Bionic linked against a Rust FFI module.
Bug: 174873186
Test: Build breakage no longer occurs if CC module with Rust dependency
is built for the Linux Bionic target.
Change-Id: I39df7b9a29372986c9beeb1fe5602140d805d731
In 1.47.0, std::env requires the STD_ENV_ARCH environment variable to be
set to the target architecture [1].
[1] 8e8939b804/library/std/src/env.rs (L866)
Bug: 171280890
Test: cd external/rust; mm
Change-Id: If4ddf4b9bad2a1a7518a358a5fb597170a97c67e
The arguments passed to rustfmt have changed from those used in the
previously referenced CL so update the comment to reference a CL using
the new arguments.
Bug: 164111102
Test: None
Change-Id: I962d56ed36422709a1fcd07ca95f1c015daa6339
Rust will be used for a few virtualization related components so allow
it to be used in the directory in which those components will reside.
Test: built a rust binary in the directory
Change-Id: I805d6117201c2144f7ecf21ec38b577c7c21e9c5
Pulls out all of the per-file rules into their relevant directories
so platform/build/soong:/OWNERS can be included everywhere we need
the list of build system owners.
Test: treehugger
Bug: 170407947
Change-Id: I5a4b2d252bd9b3c280cd9954cf0e65ac21153ede
Currently, rustfmt requires to be enabled per repository. Add a comment
near the current project allowed_list as a reminder.
Test: None
Bug: 160223496
Change-Id: Iecf8d5b693620541a00d8ddc905549652025eed9
In the previous mode, building Rust code using certain intrinsics would
fail on arm32 since our runtime is armv7, but our codegen was arm.
Test: cd external/rust; mma
Bug: 169245712
Change-Id: Ie800486b39325486f5ff319e46632df2a6987391
Rust is not passing the sysroot flag to Clang when invoking it as the
linker. This means files from the host may leak in, and host targets
may fail if sysroot files are not available from the host.
This patch prepends the lld flags from cc into rust linkargs. This
pulls in the sysroots flag, and also ensures that we remain in sync
with linkage flags used in cc.
The '-Wl,--no-undefined-version' from cc is overridden to avoid
missing version assignment errors for rust's generated alloc
functions.
Bug: 167690054
Test: cd external/rust; mma
Test: strace -f -e %file <host libstd.dylib.so build command> pulls
from correct sysroots.
Change-Id: Ic40597f546f3b112012155614056afed487c6ca1
LinuxBionic now supports arm64 architecture in addition to the existing
x86_64 arch. This is to make it possible to build host tools like adb,
fastboot, crosvm, etc. for Linux/ARM on regular Linux/x86 machines.
The arm64 target can be selected in various ways in Android.bp files:
- target.host (because this is still considered as a host target)
- target.linux (provided that the module is also enabled for host)
- target.linux_bionic (use the OS name directly)
- target.linux_bionic_arm64 (OS name + arch combo)
- target.linux_arm64 (provided that the module is also for host)
- target.not_windows
- arch.arm64
The toolchain for the new target is almost the same as the toolchain
config for Android/ARM64. One notable difference is that the clang
triple is aarch64-linux instead of aarch64-linux-android, so that
__ANDROID__ is not defined for the new OS type.
Bug: 134795810
Test: HOST_CROSS_OS=linux_bionic HOST_CROSS_ARCH=arm64 m nothing
Change-Id: If4300583edfb6d75bd4d984b38f73b6a406b4447
In order to rely on `-march`/`-mcpu` compiler flags for feature
detection, we introduce a new arch variant based on armv8.2 with the
addition of dot product features.
Test: test-art-target on Pixel 4.
Change-Id: I4d97db6129e2cd718a2b21008d36ec767739f925
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