1. This change adds the shell command to the bin folder on the device.
This will enable using shell commands (assuming right permissions
are held) on a user build to manipulate state of content providers.
For example, this will be used for running CTS tests that rely on
secure settings without adding intermediary APKs and/or manual setup.
Main change:https://android-git.corp.google.com/g/162774
Change-Id: I562eb86a4bb971dbaa42848e95e7650bf2cbb0c9
This should help us support users with build issues.
Given that they inculde the dumpvars in their error report,
we will be able to avoid asking standard questions like
"what version of Ubuntu are you using?"
Change-Id: Ib7c452d805d5e64075a44dc40e41d4605cc1ef4a
libgccdemangle.so is required to build libcorkscrew, which is in
system/core and built when BUILD_TINY_ANDROID is set.
Change-Id: Ide9af58cfc075e27a7368993b29be2c0e53275a8
With "-Wl,-rpath,@loader_path/../lib" the linker embeds
@loader_path/../lib as the target binary's rpath.
Here @loader_path means the path of the binary that initiates the
loading.
With "-install_name @rpath/libfoo.dylib " the linker runtime searches
libfoo.dylib in the binary's embeded rpath.
With this change you can call dlopen() without specifying the full path
of the shared library.
Change-Id: If9beb3f6f4642a377bff603bab5ba3fdb96211bf
Before this change, path of the install name is relative to the top dir.
That means you can execute dynamically-linked binaries only in the top dir.
With this change, you can execute dynamically-linked binaries anywhere.
Change-Id: I1c6441579ffb68505ea678296aceb2e66a6df1be
I got an Out of memory while compiling, Andreas Huber suggested that
increasing the heap size, which worked.
Change-Id: Id8293ef100ef814b0fe13aa6e1b891a36a2ee853
This replaces the list maintained in build/core/main.mk
by 2 makefiles in sdk.git and development.git.
Pre-requisite CLs: Change Ifa8111dbae for sdk.git
and Change Ie6f728bee for development.git
Change-Id: Id6178b000c464c989da2c7f22977986a60de1f44
What was I thinking?
That would be *ridiculous*.
What sane person would come up with a release like that?!?
I mean... four words! Six if you try to say it! Insane!!
Instead, we shall call you:
Jelly Bean.
Yum.
Change-Id: Ice28fc17b7eb77cf6b708958161339890234d1d8
Sometimes TARGET_TOOLS_PREFIX is passed in as command line makefile
variable or environmental variable without TARGET_TOOLCHAIN_ROOT.
This change computes TARGET_TOOLCHAIN_ROOT from TARGET_TOOLS_PREFIX in
that case.
Change-Id: I0a37dc1f4d1e3e1951faeffd5e9f926f0a6614dd
When this is enabled we ensure that files from the vendor directory
get installed to /system/vendor/* instead of elsewhere in /system/*.
This changes the PRODUCT_RESTRICT_VENDOR_FILES variable
to accept "owner", "path", "owner path", or "all".
"true" will still only enforce vendor file owner restrictions.
Change-Id: I4598130a590ad56976e011f4cb2a9f5f227d5732
So we can have the same set of module names in different host arch
/ toolchain version combinations.
Change-Id: Iec66584bf3de92aedd71a59f9dbe74b6ed025b2e
Only generate the core test and vmtest descriptions when something has
actually changed rather than everytime CTS is built. This should make
iterative test development in CTS more pleasant.
The rule targets are changed to be the paths of the test description
XML files in a separate directory outside of the CTS distribution.
The buildCts.py rule copies these XMLs when they change to the
final CTS distribution location and creates the final plan file.
The dependencies have also been changed to reply upon the full
package paths rather than their phony targets to avoid rebuilding
everything all the time.
Finally, the AppSecurity rule was removed, because I have taken
care of that in my prior change to the Makefiles in the CTS
project.
Change-Id: I88b92c7a4cb4c2c2e20f06641e7ba0604d37f805
