The new --exact flag for pid does an exact match on the
process name, rather than grepping anywhere in the ps
output, which helps target a specific process if its name is
a substring of another process name. (Nothing else about
pid's output, including inclusion of the ps header if it
matches, is affected.)
qpid ("quick pid" or "quiet pid") lists all processes in the
following simplified format:
<pid> <procname>
It also helpfully strips off the header line from ps.
With an argument, qpid will search for processes or pids
matching the argument. With --exact it matches process names
exactly (as does pid, above).
Change-Id: I28a201df40281a66cb1a2918b7ee3a0b2d7b6ffd
AndroidProducts.mk allows for a maxdepth of 4 in device and vendor while
vendorsetup.sh and BoardConfig.mk only allow for smaller depth.
Make search depth consistent for these files.
Change-Id: I406770c1423d4f27fe097956a7c705a0da937e35
Signed-off-by: Beare, Bruce J <bruce.j.beare@intel.com>
Signed-off-by: Laurent Fert <laurent.fert@intel.com>
Signed-off-by: Guilhem Imberton <guilhem.imberton@intel.com>
Author: Laurent Fert <laurent.fert@intel.com>
One of the adb commands in runhat was not using the adbOptions and would
fail if specifying a single serial device with multiple connected devices.
Change-Id: I804a6fccc51090cdc78dc2af76bbc0a24d843e3d
pez is a new bash function that can be prepended to existing functions
or commands to clearly show a colored exit status.
Example:
$ pez mmm frameworks/base/etc
will print all the usual output, and at the end either a green "SUCCESS"
line or a red "FAILURE" line.
Change-Id: I7e369b0280d6ece16fb0be1895278c26922491fe
Use gdbwrapper() for launching gdb. This can be redefined to launch
one of the many gdb wrappers instead.
Example:
function gdbwrapper()
{
ddd --debugger $ANDROID_TOOLCHAIN/$GDB -x "$@"
}
Change-Id: I3cce8a2ca1bae6d531e2388a93cb52075b21a42c
Saves any existing traces, dumps stacks from the target process,
then restores the original traces.
(cherry picked from commit f582437162)
Change-Id: I2513f0de0d90cccd56c4949ca7d218e430439c00
Saves any existing traces, dumps stacks from the target process,
then restores the original traces.
Change-Id: I2513f0de0d90cccd56c4949ca7d218e430439c00
augmented mm/mmm:
Their usages are the same as mm/mmm.
They build not only all modules in given path(s), but also their
dependencies.
With them, to run mm/mmm you don't need to run a full build first now:
Just run mma/mmma first.
Note that mma/mmma need to load all the makefiles in the source tree
so they are much slower than mm/mmm.
You should run mma/mmma the first time, and then mm/mmm for
incremental build.
Bug: 8163814
Change-Id: I554a97c0a23343b65c50870406225eb0064e0651
So tools like adb that are built from source won't be overridden by the
host system tools, when you run these tools without specifying the path.
Change-Id: I2f0a288b38fabf57c7a4aa3bae5e42d7b734398d
So tools like adb that are built from source won't be overridden by the
host system tools, when you run these tools without specifying the path.
Change-Id: I2f0a288b38fabf57c7a4aa3bae5e42d7b734398d
Improves attaching to multi-process applications, connecting to the root process
if child process not specified instead of passing bad data to gdbserver
Also logs error instead of passing bad data to gdbserver if pid undetermined
Change-Id: I68ad62645c4f0a7a24aef02c84e3b5b84e14461e
So the returned path can match the one returned by gettop,
and so we can get the correct relative path of ONE_SHOT_MAKEFILE when running mm.
Change-Id: I492d68fec47e59ec9f4ea0fb5139b1a28af0f6cd
Added a few new functions to envsetup.sh:
- getsdcardpath() returns the sdcard path. This will be more useful
when multiuser storage complicates the sdcard path.
- getscreenshotpath() returns the path to screenshots
- getlastscreenshot() adb pulls the most recently-taken screenshot
Change-Id: I851145088344dff6f1672f0a423201f3aa3e4390
The 4.4.3 TC was still being specified in one spot.
Also, no need to cross-set x86/ARM variables when buliding
for ARM/x86.
Change-Id: Icbb0f772a983a24dc10ccab0800d4b7bbd60a099
Signed-off-by: Bruce Beare <bruce.j.beare@intel.com>
