Previously, we only check VNDK core and vendor variants are identical
when a VNDK library is not declared to have different variants AND the
target has TARGET_VNDK_USE_CORE_VARIANT set. Therefore, it is fairly
easily to break a TARGET_VNDK_USE_CORE_VARIANT target as it needs to be
tested explicitly.
This change uses the new LOCAL_CHECK_SAME_VNDK_VARIANTS and expands the
check to run regardless of TARGET_VNDK_USE_CORE_VARIANT. Also adds
support for VNDK-in-product.
Bug: 145157349
Test: Build success for targets with and without
TARGET_VNDK_USE_CORE_VARIANT.
Test: With the corresponding change in build/make, remove libbinder
from build/soong/cc/config/vndk.go and check build fails even
when TARGET_VNDK_USE_CORE_VARIANT is not set.
Change-Id: Iec708b971072e6580f77a03e243b30b89b3b054d
When TARGET_VNDK_USE_CORE_VARIANT is set to true, the vendor variant of
VNDK libraries are by default not installed. Instead, the core variant
will be used by vendor binaries at runtime.
To ensure the core variant of VNDK libraries are installed, we also add
a flag LOCAL_VNDK_DEPEND_ON_CORE_VARIANT to indicate that the vendor
variant module depends on the core variant module. This flag should be
set by Soong for all VNDK libraries without the vendor variant
installed. When the flag is set, the vendor variant binary is also
compared against the core variant binary to ensure they are
functionally identical.
As we are merging the two variants for some libraries, we need a new
link type to denote a module is usable as both native:vndk and
native:platform. We add native:platform_vndk for this.
Bug: 119423884
Test: With the corresponding Soong change, build with
TARGET_VNDK_USE_CORE_VARIANT set to true.
Test: Add a dummy VNDK library and a dummy vendor binary that depends
on it. Build with no-vendor-variant VNDK and check the core
variant is installed.
Test: Add conditional compilation based on __ANDROID_VNDK__ in the
dummy VNDK library and check build fails.
Change-Id: I40000f2728e8193212113c1ee950e9d697f2d40d
