52 lines
2.1 KiB
Bash
Executable File
52 lines
2.1 KiB
Bash
Executable File
#!/bin/bash -e
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# This script is similar to "m" but builds in --soong-only mode, and handles
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# special cases to make that mode work. All arguments are passed on to
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# build/soong/soong_ui.bash.
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#
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# --soong-only bypasses the kati step and hence the make logic that e.g. doesn't
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# handle more than two device architectures. It is particularly intended for use
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# with TARGET_PRODUCT=mainline_sdk to build 'sdk' and 'module_export' Soong
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# modules in TARGET_ARCH_SUITE=mainline_sdk mode so that they get all four
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# device architectures (artifacts get installed in $OUT_DIR/soong/mainline-sdks
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# - cf PathForMainlineSdksInstall in android/paths.go).
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#
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# TODO(b/174315599): Replace this script completely with a 'soong_ui.bash
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# --soong-only' invocation. For now it is still necessary to set up
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# build_number.txt.
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if [ ! -e build/soong/soong_ui.bash ]; then
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echo "$0 must be run from the top of the tree"
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exit 1
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fi
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export OUT_DIR=${OUT_DIR:-out}
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if [ -e ${OUT_DIR}/soong/.soong.kati_enabled ]; then
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# If ${OUT_DIR} has been created without --skip-make, Soong will create an
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# ${OUT_DIR}/soong/build.ninja that leaves out many targets which are
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# expected to be supplied by the .mk files, and that might cause errors in
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# "m --skip-make" below. We therefore default to a different out dir
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# location in that case.
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AML_OUT_DIR=out/aml
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echo "Avoiding in-make OUT_DIR '${OUT_DIR}' - building in '${AML_OUT_DIR}' instead"
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OUT_DIR=${AML_OUT_DIR}
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fi
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mkdir -p ${OUT_DIR}/soong
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# The --dumpvars-mode invocation will run Soong in normal make mode where it
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# creates .soong.kati_enabled. That would clobber our real out directory, so we
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# need to use a different OUT_DIR.
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vars="$(OUT_DIR=${OUT_DIR}/dumpvars_mode build/soong/soong_ui.bash \
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--dumpvars-mode --vars=BUILD_NUMBER)"
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# Assign to a variable and eval that, since bash ignores any error status
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# from the command substitution if it's directly on the eval line.
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eval $vars
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# Some Soong build rules may require this, and the failure mode if it's missing
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# is confusing (b/172548608).
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echo -n ${BUILD_NUMBER} > ${OUT_DIR}/soong/build_number.txt
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build/soong/soong_ui.bash --make-mode --soong-only "$@"
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