When incremental builds only affect the system partition,
the build.prop file for other partitions might go out of
date.
Add a dependency on system/build.prop s.t. when
it's rebuilt,
the fingerprints are updated on the other
partition's build.prop's.
Bug:19058575
Change-Id: Iea7b761e0800c402eb4ce1154e8f6af5a17f7b06
The transitive symbol resolving causes build breakage when a binary
linked against NDK has indirect dependency on platform libraries, or
vice versa.
Change-Id: Idbfe76079c1db14eb1156d0f396e13d26f0ff582
Normally the build function initialize-package-file will delete all
class files and all directory entries from JAR files, but sometimes
external projects (eg. ICU4J) depend on having directory entries in
their JAR files.
This change adds the flag LOCAL_DONT_DELETE_JAR_DIRS (analogous to the
flag LOCAL_DONT_DELETE_JAR_META_INF) which when set will skip deletion
of directory entries in initialize-package-file.
Change-Id: I4464b947b7528fca23925affa95e4071915f04d4
Note that this doesn't play nicely with acov out of the box. Clang
apparently generates .gcno files that aren't compatible with gcov-4.8.
This can be solved by installing gcc-4.6 and invoking lcov with
`--gcov-tool /usr/bin/gcov-4.6`.
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/17758126/clang-code-coverage-invalid-output
Change-Id: I79547e1c579fa79db47ff07d5e90c42cedbd5cbb
Don't remember why I didn't enable this for the host when I made the
first pass, but it works just fine.
Change-Id: I0892c0bc353bf8b60b432ba9f69f97281177d41d
Clang driver needs -static flag, not -Bstatic,
to produce statically linked modules.
However, -static is not added if LDFLAGS contains -shared,
which is used in bionic/linker to create a shared object with static libraries.
BUG: 18008984
Change-Id: I75c3e24973ee77170285ec4c8e7aacc345722685
So the build system regenerates import_includes when you modify
Android.mk to add a new dependency library.
Change-Id: Ic92b097b659bb68a9065e1d66da59e0dc7e2836a
Before this change, Java resources are added as a separate step
(add-java-resources-to-package) after dex is run, so jarjar isn't run on
the resource files.
With this change, we add Java resources immediately after we call javac,
so jarjar is run on the resource files (the module's own resource, as
well as resources carried by static Java libraries).
When we generate the final apk/jar, we use the jarjar'ed jar as the
inital pacakge file, with class files and empty folders removed.
(cherry-picked from commit 140274707e)
Bug: 18837479
Change-Id: I15ecf282bfb65fd53dd03fbd03dd4c71927c186a
Dan Albert