This requires linking Blueprint into soong_ui. It lets us avoid the
complicated dance of Ninja files and shell scripts: now the information
as to how soong_build is built is passed directly to Blueprint using a
struct that contains all the information the command line arguments used
to contain.
The ability to run Blueprint from the command line is kept (for now).
Some variables in bootstrap/command.go needed public accessor functions
because soong_build reads them. This will be disentangled by moving the
flag parsing to soong_build.
The presence of the flag definitions in Blueprint means that soong_ui
now also accepts them. This is not a problem in practice because they
are ignored and because soong_ui itself is hidden behind a few layers of
shell scripts.
Test: Presubmits + the new bootstrap_test.sh .
Change-Id: I6dca478f356f56a8aee1e457d71439272351390b
This reverts commit 6e49493dac.
FULL_BUILD is not set during the config stage, so this never calls
cleanOldInstalledFiles.
Bug: 168105598
Bug: 182008128
Test: manual
Change-Id: I58a54f167763cdb77b3c1bd4f18f519fcaf8751a
There are few build targets that don't generate an installed file list,
e.g. product-graph. Skip the old installed file cleanup step so that the
func doesn't complain about a lack of the list file.
Fixes: 168105598
Test: m product-graph
Change-Id: Ib7dce6b801979bb565b74d6355143bac23b84fe6
Also get Bazel to write real files there (not symlinks) so that the DIST_DIR can be independent.
Test: Manually using e.g. DIST_DIR=/tmp/foo USE_BAZEL=1 m dist
Change-Id: I39d5219500864c9ecc85f356a028e9b5bf2607f4
Code refactoring has been done for logs directory logic code since
the bazel metrics directory depends on the log directory. For builds
that did not specify a dist directory, the log directory is under
out directory. With dist, the logs directory is under <dist dir>/logs.
This matters for Android CI builds where the metrics files are
placed under logs directory. With this change, the bazel metrics
directory and corresponding files will be under <dist dir>/logs
directory for Android CI builds.
Bug: b/174479728
Test: * USE_BAZEL=1 m nothing (bazel_metrics dir in out dir)
* m nothing (bazel_metrics dir deleted)
* DIST_DIR=/tmp/build USE_BAZEL=1 m nothing dist (bazel_metrics
is in /tmp/build/logs directory)
Change-Id: Ic9e1ff49a1964fcaaf801bde2c19f33597ca1db4
The existing --skip-make flag disables both the config step and the kati
step in the build. Add support for a --skip-kati flag that skips just
the kati step, and refactor things so that the logic is shared between
these two.
Bug: 174315599
Test: TARGET_PRODUCT=aosp_arm64 soong_ui --make-mode --skip-kati;
(verify soong.variables is regenerated)
Change-Id: I75b1910fc1c12fcda130e37b7bc4c050131c7b33
This removes the need to source bazelenv.sh for USE_BAZEL_ANALYSIS, and
unifies mixed builds to use the checked in tools/bazel and bazelrc.
It also unifies all bazel-related output to be in out/bazel.
Without aosp/1502095, this change still requires toplevel_output_directories to be an empty
list, otherwise there'll be this error:
ERROR: Directories specified with toplevel_output_directories should be
ignored and can not be used as sources.
Test: With aosp/1441774: rm -rf out/ && lunch aosp_cf_x86_auto && USE_BAZEL_ANALYSIS=1 m libc && prebuilts/build-tools/linux-x86/bin/ninja -f out/combined-aosp_cf_x86_auto.ninja -t commands libc | grep bazel-out | wc -l # 2 results
Change-Id: I69b217ec88da531415792bb6e04b6a194ca4718d
$OUT/bazel_metrics directory is created in order to dump the
set of bazel profile files being created from a single build
execution. The directory is created from soong_ui.
Bug: b/173028918
Test: * m nothing and check out dir that there is no bazel_metrics dir.
* USE_BAZEL=1 and checked out/bazel_metrics was created.
* Ran m nothing and verified that out/bazel_metrics directory is
deleted to ensure no metrics is uploaded or collected from the
pipeline.
Change-Id: I1d3c2471065fae6931f35cef7f0f35fd84f76bef
The UseBazel() function will be used in several places to perform
different functionality such as setting up the metrics path.
Bug: b/173028918
Test: m nothing
Change-Id: Ie94073b8f0552ec7528e1cc2f3be74b693dc3135
There is no need for multiproduct_kati to run the tests for
every product, they don't vary by product config. --skip-soong-tests
can also be used for local development to run soong_build even if
the tests don't pass.
Bug: 156428456
Test: m --skip-soong-tests nothing
Change-Id: I9c00e3d1b6e51d17bb290339c3f124d4d1c9e69f
Test:
m USE_GOMA=true GOMA_DIR=$(goma_ctl goma_dir) toybox
m FORCE_USE_GOMA=true GOMA_DIR=$(goma_ctl goma_dir) toybox
both result in error message being printed.
Change-Id: I94ccaf217dba71aca990d88d205bad669a49a2f5
Collect the total number of CPU cores and available RAM for each build
as part of the system resource info. This is to know what kind of
build machines that the developers are using.
Bug: b/169453825
Test: m nothing and ran printproto on soong_metrics to validate the
data.
Change-Id: I8617bdb9490b37d7689abd27d349af1a651533db
FORCE_USE_GOMA is needed to be collected as a metric for the
deprecation of GOMA on Android builds.
Bug: b/169423400
Test: m nothing, ran printproto command
Change-Id: I12300389f1f27239d8f21875d1b6e4ad069d95d7
We should override log-dir with the environment variables if its set.
This is needed in our integration tests and generally to allow for
user-overrides.
Test: RBE_log_dir=`pwd`/rbelogs mmma external/boringssl
Change-Id: I3d316a2d60122c42f5c3b5dfede4037362a7b5f1
This is an initial CL that collects the environment variables
USE_GOMA and USE_RBE. This is a needed metric to determine how
many users are currently using GOMA so we can help them migrate
to RBE.
Bug: b/163598127
Test: m nothing and checked soong_metrics
Change-Id: I39536eabad01aafbb3bd7182515d72230b36f658
This hasn't worked for a couple years, and continues to bitrot. Just
remove it.
Adds a bpfix rule so that we can eventually remove the
product_variables.pdk definition, which is now always a no-op.
Test: treehugger
Change-Id: I830b54d419b59f6db1d4617b45e61a78234f57a7
Merged-In: I830b54d419b59f6db1d4617b45e61a78234f57a7
Currently, the build timestamp saved to the build_date_timestamp
field in the MetricsBase metrics protobuf usually comes from a text
file named build_date.txt. It may not be accurate for metrics purposes.
Instead, use the build start time from Soong main UI for a better
timestamp.
Bug: b/140638454
Test: Ran and checked the build_date_timestamp by running the printproto
command.
Change-Id: I4d893fbbf9830ba21911e56ae13bc5272be47ae6
From aosp/1329396, the RBE metrics protobuf file is part of the
metrics uploading process. The RBE metrics protobuf file is
generated by running the bootstrap shutdown command. A new function
named DumpRBEMetrics was written in order to generate the RBE metrics
protobuf file before sending to the uploading process.
Bug: b/140638454
Test: * Unit test cases
* Ran RBE build on my local host and verified the
metrics protobuf file is created.
* Ran non-RBE build after RBE build and verified that
the previous metrics protobuf file was deleted.
Change-Id: I4b8068905cb67c4b8c2d94793917b98974fed707
Soong now supports the ability to upload metrics to another location
by setting the ANDROID_ENABLE_METRICS_UPLOAD to an uploader that
accepts the upload.proto proto buffer message. When the environment
variable is set, a set of build metrics files (soong_metrics,
rbe_metrics.pb and build_error) is uploaded.
Bug: 140638454
Test: * Wrote unit test cases
* Setup the uploader, built a succcessful and failed aosp_arm-eng
target and monitor the uploading of the metrics.
Change-Id: I76a65739c557dc90345e098ca03119a950ece2d2
Drop down to a single high-mem task when we've got <=16GB, as the system
probably isn't completely free RAM, ninja will be using a couple gigs,
along with whatever "normal" actions will be running concurrently. So
it's unlikely that we can handle two 6-8GB actions along with everything
else.
Also print warnings when we detect <=16GB total RAM, or when we're
running more parallel jobs than than we have GB RAM. These both notify
the user and suggest lowering the `-j` value if they run into problems.
Test: fake totalRAM to [0.5,8,16]GB, checking warning
Test: fake totalRAM to 17GB, `m -j4 nothing` has no warning
Test: `m -j187 nothing` on a 188GB system
Test: `m -j188 nothing` on a 188GB system
Change-Id: Ieb008e9f462d5f40fb65781d94cf116b1caf8446
By the time we do argument parsing, we've already written to $OUT_DIR or
the default, so don't allow overriding the output directory on the
command line.
Test: m OUT_DIR=newdir
Change-Id: I6f8c07cbef3a71d393b766dc5a01ae9c3df8631c
This CL adds RBE support to javac, r8, and d8 rules which is only
enabled if respective environment variables are set.
Test: an aosp_crosshatch build with and without the new variables.
Change-Id: Ic82f3627944f6a5ee7b9f3228170c2709b1bfcb8
Create a highmem pool based on the total RAM and the number of CPUs,
with an override via the NINJA_HIGHMEM_NUM_JOBS variable. Put
metalava into the highmem pool.
Ninja does not support nested pools, and when goma or RBE is enabled
the maximum ninja parallelism is set very high with local jobs in a
local pool. When both the local pool and highmem pool are enabled,
the total number of local jobs will be as high as the sum of the sizes
of the two pools. Keep the highmem pool limited to 1/16th of the
local pool when remote builds are enabled to try to minimize the
effect while still limiting highmem jobs.
Fixes: 142644983
Test: m nothing, examine pools
Test: m USE_GOMA=true nothing, examine pools
Change-Id: Id79f11f44948992960ac34ecf831dacbe21bd332
Ninja does not track changes in environment variables, so we get
potentially incorrect builds when environment variables change during
incremental builds if some action was using one of them.
Add a variable to limit exposure of these variables to ninja, and thus,
all actions run by ninja. Kati and Soong can still read environment
variables, they explicitly track which ones they read so that we can
re-run them appropriately.
This list is just the beginning, there's no good way to detect which
environment variables are currently being used and to pass them through.
So this initial change won't have a behavioral change, and we'll flip
the switch and see what fails or who complains, flipping it off and on
and adding to the list until we can make this always happen.
Also adds a board-specific `BUILD_BROKEN_NINJA_USES_ENV_VARS := ...`
list so that we can temporarily allow board-specific variables until
they're fixed.
Test: check out/soong.log
Test: ALLOW_NINJA_ENV=false m nothing; check out/soong.log
Test: set BUILD_BROKEN_NINJA_USES_ENV_VARS := OLDPWD
ALLOW_NINJA_ENV=false m nothing; check out/soong.log
Change-Id: I08e4834ce12100a577ef7d6a9a21b9e9d345cb93
Colin originally wrote this for the highmem pool:
https://android-review.googlesource.com/c/platform/build/soong/+/1168271
But while that's a larger change, this is useful to just be in the logs,
and for use in multiproduct_kati to better limit the number of
concurrent jobs.
Test: check soong.log on linux and mac
Change-Id: I0518d303a220d775f8d78dba9f660b2954e68e3e
Delay writing the BUILD_DATETIME_FILE until after the out directory
has been created.
Test: cuj_tests
Change-Id: Ice6f34d003f93c26b5d2d0b64f92b11efe16c2d4
This runs an arbitrary shell script for all non-interactive bash sessions, and we've got lots of those.
It was causing problems with Fedora 30, which triggers the `manpath` executable, which isn't available in our $PATH:
https://groups.google.com/d/msg/android-building/WqEyZQuxYtY/zDXl9irOCAAJ
Change-Id: If2f63bbbcc3accb8d239f93fa06823d301d69488
Pass --default_pool=local_pool to kati when RBE or goma is enabled
to put most rules into the local_pool. Specific rules that support
RBE or goma will set .KATI_NINJA_POOL := none to remove themselves
from the local_pool. Passing --default_pool will also disable the
hack in kati that sets the pool based on the presence of the string
"/gomacc" in the command line.
Fixes: 143938974
Test: inspect pools in build-${TARGET-PRODUCT}.ninja for m USE_RBE=true
Test: inspect pools in build-${TARGET-PRODUCT}.ninja for m USE_GOMA=true
Change-Id: I839b2488383fcd63fffd613e25b0b9abcb72b567
Previously, this setting environment variable to false reverted to an
OpenJDK 9 toolchain. This change removes that option.
Test: m core-all-system-modules
Test: zcat out/verbose.log.gz | grep 'prebuilts/jdk/jdk[0-9]*'
Test: EXPERIMENTAL_USE_OPENJDK11_TOOLCHAIN=false m core-all-system-modules (fails)
Bug: 131683177
Change-Id: I0d679648e1236925ce3ef7e1652379127e846b00
Prior to this change, the default was to use and OpenJDK 9 toolchain,
with the EXPERIMENTAL_USE_OPENJDK11_TOOLCHAIN=true environment
variable available to opt into OpenJDK 11. After this change, the
default is to use OpenJDK 11, with
EXPERIMENTAL_USE_OPENJDK11_TOOLCHAIN=false available to opt out.
This change affects:
- The version of javac used.
- The version of javadoc used.
- The version of other tools used during the build process (e.g. jar,
jmod, and jlink).
- For Java bytecode executed on the host, the version of the java
executable used, and so the versions of the JVM and the OpenJDK
libraries in the system module (or bootclasspath).
This change does not affect:
- The Java language level, i.e. the version of Java expected in
source code (the -source option to javac) or the version of Java
bytecode produced (the -target option to javac).
- Anything to do with code execution on the device.
Bug: 131683177
Test: make java droid docs cts tests
Test: zcat out/verbose.log.gz | grep 'prebuilts/jdk/jdk[0-9]*'
Test: make RunBluetoothRoboTests RunCarSettingsLibRoboTests
Test: cts-tradefed help
Test: atest CtsHostTzDataTests
Test: atest CtsLibcoreTestCases
Change-Id: I09dc22f1af4d1f2d7d3b85c08cb0ed9a1105aaca
Merged-In: Iaae89ef25c92ec099575c026fc50e41da4e143e8
With this change, setting the environment variable
EXPERIMENTAL_USE_OPENJDK11_TOOLCHAIN=true switches from the OpenJDK 9
toolchain to the OpenJDK 11 one (prebuilts/jdk/jdk11).
Since the version of the java.base module has to match the version of
the jlink tool which consumes it, the --module-version argument to the
jmod create call is also switched.
Test: make
Test: EXPERIMENTAL_USE_OPENJDK11_TOOLCHAIN make
Bug: 131683177
Change-Id: I606d22538165f309fe5537bd67a26390b1dd5771
log.Fatalln calls os.Exit, which skips deferred functions and
leaves the console with the cursor disabled. Use ctx.Fatalln
instead, which uses a panic to exit and calls the deferred
function to restore the cursor.
Test: DIST_DIR=/tmp/\test\ foo m dist
Change-Id: Ie92297075e37c171d5ba48848a0ddb19652b051c
Otherwise tools built with ASAN can't symbolize their dumps, as
llvm-symbolizer is not allowed to be used from $PATH.
Fixes: 139825736
Test: cherry-pick https://android-review.googlesource.com/c/platform/system/tools/aidl/+/1106532
mmma ASAN_OPTIONS="" SANITIZE_HOST=address system/tools/aidl
Change-Id: Ib1eeec15ce6694d7bde54c7201b3280e38df3a83
Test: Built aosp_arm-user with and without USE_RBE. USE_RBE uses
a proxy script in place of rewrapper.
Change-Id: I5bf008a940513872d70b5b215bd6209f759826ae
If OUT_DIR has been specified through the command line arguments,
it is sanitized first and NewConfig sets the OUT_DIR in the build
environment. When calling OutDir from Config instance, the out
was being sanitized again which is unnecessary.
Bug: b/118730755
Test: Ran unit test cases, "lunch" followed by "m" command.
Change-Id: Ieb4ffa1026c802c76c7369e8cdb3923a4c70f4b3
Previously, any of the build commands (mma, mmma, etc...) would traverse
up the directory path until an Android build file has been found. That
directory path would eventually become the MODULES-IN-<dir name> build
target. The directory where the m* command was executed may contain a
build file in a sub directory. For that case, the build target is the
MODULES-IN-<dir name> where dir is the directory of the executed m*
command since the target has been constructed by the core makefile.
Bug: b/118730755
Test: Wrote and ran unit test cases. Ran "lunch", "m". Went to a
directory in AOSP that had build files in sub directories and
executed mma. Went to a directory that had only build files in
parent directories and executed mma.
Change-Id: I9458cbc4bf0fc25bfb0848e96e92d261442d5cb0
For mmma and mmm, the findBuildFile function in config.go is invoked every time
for specified directories and directories with targets. For directories with
targets, an Android build file must exist in the directory where mmma and mmm
was invoked. There is no need to invoke findBuildFile function as a
simple check of the build file exists in the specified directory.
This is also refactoring the code for b/118730755
Bug: b/118730755
Test: Executed unit test cases through Intellij and executed mmma
command: "mmma external/protobuf:aprotoc external/bzip2".
Change-Id: I5428e3a3c36f77ff740617564b7853705521f29f
The build directory passed in to soong_ui can contain a
symbolic link. soong_ui was not evaluating the build
directory to retrieve the true path, hence failing to
execute the internal soong.
Fixes: b/135995632
Test: Unit test case and executed the scenario in the bug
description.
Change-Id: I5779c6aa3f3183810437dbe2b2d4e40acbafb205
Lukacs T. Berki