Aapt will discard the hidden files anyway.
With this change, we can avoid unnecessary rebuild if a module has only
hidden files in its resource dir.
Change-Id: Iaf0a13e038cca5fb60012c550cc90f7abbe967e1
Set LOCAL_GROUP_STATIC_LIBRARIES := true to group the static libraries,
in case we need gcc flags "-Wl,--start-group" and "-Wl,--end-group" to
fix circular references.
Change-Id: I03c4901670112fcdd2bb0fe660b6924e5776fcf8
Instead of using the DEFAULT_APP_TARGET_SDK, which is the hardcoded in
the build system, ie the sdk version of the current source tree.
Change-Id: I2fae3521300cc6b2449df3659ded7f7a397609c0
With this change, PRODUCT_LOCALES will contain only locales.
Other aapt config flags, such as *dpi, small/normal/large/xlarge,
should go to PRODUCT_AAPT_CONFIGS.
Bug: 4086309
Change-Id: I922f153d79777a9522c542a3907111193b40e7b7
This patch removes support for prelinking from the build system. By now, the
prelinker has outlived its usefulness for several reasons. Firstly, the
speedup that it afforded in the early days of Android is now nullified by the
speed of hardware, as well as by the presence of Zygote. Secondly, the space
savings that come with prelinking (measued at 17MB on a recent honeycomb
stingray build) are no longer important either. Thirdly, prelinking reduces
the effectiveness of Address-Space-Layout Randomization. Finally, since it is
not part of the gcc suite, the prelinker needs to be maintained separately.
The patch deletes apriori, soslim, lsd, isprelinked, and iself from the source
tree. It also removes the prelink map.
LOCAL_PRELINK_MODULE becomes a no-op. Individual Android.mk will get cleaned
separately. Support for prelinking will have to be removed from the recovery
code and from the dynamic loader as well.
Change-Id: I5839c9c25f7772d5183eedfe20ab924f2a7cd411
Added LOCAL_NO_CRT to enable building executables that do not link
to the C runtime library.
Removed support for LOCAL_MODULE_SUBDIR since it was broken
and unused. (Was going to use it but ended up using LOCAL_MODULE_PATH
instead.)
Change-Id: Ifed4ffe17003d90370c711ea6606e2b75e841dee
For some reason, all_objects was not listing objects generated from
objective-C sources. We need these for the emulator (which builds its
own version of SDL which uses Quartz on OS X).
+ Fix a typo in transform-host-m-to-o definition.
This also explains why https://review.source.android.com/#change,21074
had to be reverted, since it gets rid of the prebuilt SDL libraries when
building the emulator.
Change-Id: I173811cf11cdb5b045073aade59364236145bc77
Added LOCAL_NO_CRT to enable building executables that do not link
to the C runtime library.
Removed support for LOCAL_MODULE_SUBDIR since it was broken
and unused. (Was going to use it but ended up using LOCAL_MODULE_PATH
instead.)
Change-Id: I3b6f5ab7e5ae6aaa7119899adccece2b4ab1cbb3
This can fix the "@: command not found" messages, which is caused by "@"
in the middle of the shell command line.
Change-Id: I444827458045efcbc70a6e1e43bf4ee040e71b79
With "incrementaljavac" on your make command line, you will recompile
only Java source files that have been changed since last build.
Nothing is changed if "incrementaljavac" is not among your make goals.
Change-Id: Iae591459827df81ac91e95292464db5e9828343a
Acp can not handle high resolution file timestamp on ext4.
We need this to fix incremental build on ext4.
Change-Id: I54e45c73ffa44c4253c7a431375d419fa4dccfd9
This is needed in order to build Linux SDK binaries that can run
properly on Ubuntu 8.04 (Hardy). By default, the host toolchain
on 10.04 (Lucid) generates machine code that won't run on Hardy
due to GLibc ABI mistmatches.
Note that nothing happens if the new toolchain is not in the
prebuilt tree.
Change-Id: I914f5a303f16b6871759ce5a7178585ed3060870
This fixes the build error:
out/host/linux-x86/obj/SHARED_LIBRARIES/libneo_util_intermediates/neo_err.o:
file not recognized: File format not recognized
See also CL #84578
Change-Id: Ib91230c7a5c9809eb1935959eaa9be8fa7c596b9
This changes tries to reconcile drift between
transform-java-to-classes.jar which is used to build java for the
target with transform-host-java-to-package which is used for the
host. Several packages such as libcore are built both ways and the
drift between these rules was making it hard to make common changes to
things such as warning options.
The new compile-javac definition tries to include as much as possible
from the two previous definitions. Some conflicts it sorts out:
- hardwired -g vs PRIVATE_JAVAC_DEBUG_FLAGS
- consistent order of arguments
- moving PRIVATE_JAVAC_FLAGS to end to allow override of arguments
- xlint_unchecked is always conditional based on LOCAL_WARNINGS_ENABLE
Now what differs between the two is clear in the
transform-java-to-classes and transform-host-java-to-package
definitions. Notable differences:
- the target case supplies a bootclasspath while the host case does not.
- .class files are cleaned up after jaring in the target case,
but in the cost case they are left for the sake of the vm-tests target
which expects them to be present. That should probably be fixed in the future.
- PRIVATE_EXTRA_JAR_ARGS used to package resources into the jar only
happens for the host. Its handled by add-java-resources-to-package for the
target after dxing.
Change-Id: I2fb28f688fbb632102ca63448c2ac911db0477ae
This is needed in order to build Linux SDK binaries that can run
properly on Ubuntu 8.04 (Hardy). By default, the host toolchain
on 10.04 (Lucid) generates machine code that won't run on Hardy
due to GLibc ABI mistmatches.
Note that nothing happens if the new toolchain is not in the
prebuilt tree.
Change-Id: I45c1f68e37e15a0032f885df1c5c0f297b3d8642
The function image-size-from-data-size was using hard
coded values. The size of spare area and pages has become
configurable so we need to read from the variables.
Change-Id: I9461d34400ffc2cc5920860d8aa78750d559e397
