Removed LOCAL_C_INCLUDES which are no longer necessary as zlib
now uses the LOCAL_EXPORT_C_INCLUDE_DIRS mechanism.
Removed a couple of redundant LOCAL_MODULE entries
Tested compiling some of the projects that make use of libziparchive
and libziparchive-host using a clean out dir with aosp_flounder-userdebug
aosp_arm-eng targets
make -j3 libziparchive libandroidfw libartd libart libjavacore libjavacoretests aapt
Change-Id: I2988f1b3a62d1df2b5eada4ad39a9246ac1184fb
With mingw 4.8, the new default packed behavior is broken and makes
zip archive fails due to unexpected misalignment in
CentralDirectoryRecord.
This patch uses -mno-ms-bitfields to revert to the old packed
behavior.
Change-Id: Ic977c841e330e19451db1d31ddb22e570a525062
It's important because entry names can be encoded in UTF-8 and can have \0
character in the middle.
Use vector instead of char* for prefix in IterationHandle.
Bug: 16162465
Change-Id: Ie34c8d7c6231cc258530c22bdde5542895213649
The issue here is that the makefile sets LOCAL_LDFLAGS
and asks for -llog without declaring a dependency on it.
This will cause build breakages if liblog hasn't already
been built yet.
Change-Id: Ia38761cda44a38b6c2a88902d6108cbe64a328ce
- Add a build rule for host tests
- Add basic tests for Find / Iterate and Extract
for both deflated & stored entries.
- Fix an off by one error that the test uncovered.
Change-Id: If72009b1ea9791d5a265829f05c32ffe1c2752c4
Extract zip file processing logic from libdvm into a
standalone library.
This library is a stricter than the libdvm library in
several ways:
- Duplicate zip entry names are now disallowed. Files with
such entries will fail to parse.
- We now verify CD file size information with the individual
file header information. (This was pointed out as a deficiency
of this implementation in past discussions.)
- We also add support for crc checking, which means we might
need to parse the optional data descriptor footer (if one
exists).
We also provide an API for iterating over the entries of
a zip file. This library is optimized for two use cases :
- Lookup for a single entry in the file, with the intention
of processing or extracting the data associated with that
entry
- Iterating over all entries in a file *and* processing
/ extracting their data.
Change-Id: Ia87de6184ef753cc470b0af755c47a4f92ac8198
Dan Albert