To generate partition tables in the Android build system, simply add
the path to a .bpt file to the BOARD_BPT_INPUT_FILES variable.
BOARD_BPT_INPUT_FILES += "hardware/bsp/vendor/soc/board/board-specific.bpt"
The variable BOARD_BPT_DISK_SIZE can be used to specify or override
the disk size, for example:
BOARD_BPT_DISK_SIZE := "10 GiB"
Additional arguments to 'bpttool make_table' can be specified in the
variable BOARD_BPT_MAKE_TABLE_ARGS.
If BOARD_BPT_INPUT_FILES is set, the build system generates two files
partition-table.img
partition-table.bpt
in ${ANDROID_PRODUCT_OUT} using 'bpttool make_table'. The former is
the binary partition tables generated using bptool's --output_gpt
option and the latter is a JSON file generated using the --output_json
option. These files will also be put in the IMAGES/ directory of
target-files.zip when running 'm dist'.
BUG=27831397
TEST=Manually tested.
Change-Id: Iedd15354afb2dd483dcb9bc001360b2a37fd6dc0
Now that mac compatibility has been fixed
BUG: 27657762
Change-Id: I49933ccedf74b9d172967dad721971a752047da6
Signed-off-by: Mohamad Ayyash <mkayyash@google.com>
Bug: 19735423
- Unlike other archs, x86_64 has both usr/lib and usr/lib64. we need
to search for libm.so and libc.so in lib64/. Otherwise the linker
will report error.
Change-Id: I2859bee066a9eb100828d90da8adf0f9817d77e6
(cherry picked from commit 57ef7ea490)
We removed code and variables related to running dx on classes.jar in
this change. Also removed target emma rules (but kept the emma rules for
host java libraries), for it's now done by Jack.
We still support to build classes.jar (and javalib.jar for static Java
libraries) using javac, because tools like javadoc need class files as
input.
Removed the obsolete install-dex-debug.
Bug: 27400061
Change-Id: If0bcdfe62cb181a98754fb0dbe1c12c92e38d3e8
To rebuild odex files of Java libraries and apps,
we store the jars/apks without stripping the classes.dex inside the
platform.zip. We also save the build variables that may affect how we
rebuild an odex in pdk_dexpreopt_config.mk in the platform.zip.
We store the files and configuration only for libraries/apps that get
installed to the system.img (or vendor.img).
In PDK fusion build, we auto-generate prebuilt module definitions for
the javalib.jar and package.dex.apk carried in the platform.zip, using
configuration stored in pdk_dexpreopt_config.mk.
With the prebult modules, we override the implicit rule that directly
copies the odex from the platform.zip.
To rebuild odex of javalib.jar, we added support for prebuilt shared Java
library to prebiult_internal.mk. An installable prebuilt Java library is
treated as shared Java library, i.e. with classes.dex in the jar instead
of a set of .class files.
For apks in the platform.zip, we install the stripped version from
platform files inside platform.zip, instead of the package.dex.apk,
using a new variable LOCAL_REPLACE_PREBUILT_APK_INSTALLED. We can't
strip package.dex.apk because we can't re-sign the stripped apk at this
point.
We generate prebuilt module only if it's not already defined in the
source tree.
Bug: 27543283
Change-Id: I9e146f8b713d6f57c397fd28d88c9ab700757ca1
(cherry-pick from commit 3a61eeb6cb)
We don't need to run rmtypedefs in javac compilation now, because the
runtime libraries are compiled by only jack, which takes care of
rmtypedefs by itself.
Bug: 27828139
Change-Id: Ie480ae5aead8f3f58f956978fc4a05c28a35dec6
The following variables are introduced
BOARD_BVB_ENABLE: can be set to true to build boot.img and system.img
files compatible with Brillo Verfied Boot.
BOARD_BVB_ROLLBACK_INDEX: can be set to an integer to use for the
rollback index.
BOARD_BVB_KEY_PATH, BOARD_BVB_ALGORITHM: If set, the former must be a
path to the private key used to sign the boot image and the latter must
be the algorithm to use. If unset, a test-key stored in the tree will
be used.
BOARD_BVB_MAKE_BOOT_IMAGE_ARGS: Extra options to pass to 'bvbtool
make_boot_image'.
BOARD_BVB_SIGN_BOOT_IMAGE_ARGS: Extra options to pass to 'bvbtool
sign_boot_image'.
BOARD_BVB_ADD_IMAGE_HASHES_ARGS: Extra options to pass to 'bvbtool
add_image_hashes'.
BOARD_CUSTOM_BVBTOOL: Can be set to specify what bvbtool program to
use.
The existing BOARD_KERNEL_CMDLINE variable is also used, as are existing
kernel and initrd-related variables. Therefore, simply adding
BOARD_BVB_ENABLE := true
to an existing Makefile should do the trick.
Bug: 26185038
TEST=Added 'BOARD_BVB_ENABLE := true' to hardware/bsp/intel/soc/edison/soc.mk
and built an image and then ran bvbtool's info_boot_image and
info_image_hashes commands on the resulting boot.img and system.img
files and verified that the information was correct. Also ran 'm dist'
and verified that the boot.img and system.img files in the resulting
target_files.zip file had similar information.
Change-Id: I08045ed8b0cbddc7c3acdd3a6f2c4bb75cb44bbc
Set Jack min sdk according to LOCAL_SDK_VERSION. Gives Jack current
version when LOCAL_SDK_VERSION is not available.
Bug: 27371864
Change-Id: Ieba0219494f29d2737d2ca234317c3af7e5e72c8
Currently, we're building against the native host version of libc++ and
other headers. Instead, use prebuilts of ckati/makeparallel built with
Soong against the included libc++ and sysroot. Building ckati /
makeparallel doesn't work well in unbundled branches that don't have all
of the libc++ dependencies to do successful host builds.
KATI is default variable defined when running under Kati, don't use it
for other purposes. Use CKATI instead.
Bug: 27533820
Change-Id: I82d66f5e34e3341a3cee4c5c83cd1d9a54d057ff
* When WITH_STATIC_ANALYZER is set and non-zero, and clang compiler is used,
call new clang ccc-analyzer or c++-analyzer.
* Otherwise, if WITH_SYNTAX_CHECK is set and non-zero,
call compiler with -fsyntax-only.
* Replace "--sysroot=path" with "--sysroot path", to work with ccc-analyzer.
* ccc-analyzer executes the original compilation command to generate
object files before calling clang with --analyze to do static analysis.
* When clang is called with --analyze, macro __clang_analyzer__ is defined.
BUG: 13287788
Change-Id: I5edb25b52998d871385dd000778db2ce83224078
This is mostly the same as the existing 2ND_HOST / HOST_CROSS support.
The interesting thing I did here was make x86 the 'first' architecture,
and x86_64 the second. This way LOCAL_MULTILIB := first defaults to
32-bit windows modules.
windows-x86/bin <- defaults to 32-bit executables
windows-x86/lib <- 32-bit libraries, like before
windows-x86/lib64 <- 64-bit libraries
windows-x86/obj <- 32-bit intermediates
windows-x86/obj64 <- 64-bit intermediates
Then modules are registered with the names:
host_cross_liblog <- 32-bit, like before
host_cross_liblog_64 <- 64-bit
Bug: 26957718
Change-Id: I9f119411acb43e973ec1e6bca3c1dc291c91556c
config.mk needs to know TARGET_BUILD_PDK in order to select prebuilt
tools. Move the selection of TARGET_BUILD_PDK into config.mk.
Change-Id: I1f73c92917887f27259b2db64b3779a2fe0df162
New version of build/ execute the tools from prebuilts/sdk/tools in
place, old versions copy them to $(HOST_OUT_EXECUTABLES). build/ and
prebuilts/sdk often use mixed versions, set a flag that
prebuilts/sdk/tools/Android.mk can use to determine when it is using an
old build/ directory.
Change-Id: Iad2f96c35203fd3b0976946d229bfa8ab4acb150
Building with USE_NINJA=false and piping build output to a file will
result in ANSI color codes in the build output. Only force ANSI codes
on when building with ninja, which strips the ANSI codes when writing
build output to a non-TTY.
Change-Id: Ifd2fb53799fd99c23b7ad91cdb84d943bf707db0
- For .l/.y source files, generate .c files; for .ll/.yy source files,
generate c++ files.
- Simplified the rules by adding the generated sources to
my_generated_sources.
- Simplified generated header file naming by always using .h extension
with bison's "--defines=" option.
- Removed the unnecesarry conditional inclusion to the generated
headers. Bison already automatically generates such things.
Bug: 26492989
Change-Id: I9ab6dc149c258f7642bc36c3fa32f90ff7ee51a4
The lack of a changing timestamp improves reproducibility of builds, and
helps create smaller OTAs.
Bug: 24204119
Change-Id: I68acfb53be962ffd5c488337517dadb950a13b6f
With some core classes moved to separate core-oj jar
we need to use the new jar.
(cherry picked from commit 89b94c827f)
Change-Id: I025c0adc70535bf23def3ab0ce28a1bfaef72514
Reorder the definitions of the core cflags so that we can prevent device
configurations from changing the global C(PP)FLAGS.
There is no reason for devices to be configuring the global cflags -- if
something needs to change for a particular device, that flag should be
defined in the BoardConfig.mk, then used in the individual makefiles
where it is needed. The common global flags also affected host tools,
which should not change between device configurations.
Bug: 26165350
Change-Id: Icece4505ce3d2a9168087d802953378534018d47
The .dex.toc files are created by dexdump, which outputs all
information in a .dex file which may affect compilation of
other modules.
For prebuilt java libraries and static java libraries, we'll
output empty .toc files and don't set restat=1. .dex.toc files
are necessary even for static java libraries because they can
be referenced by LOCAL_JAVA_LIBRARIES (instead of
LOCAL_STATIC_JAVA_LIBRARIES).
We don't use this optimization for apps build. We cannot build
dexdump for apps build due to lack of libc++.
Performance:
$ m && touch \
frameworks/base/core/java/com/google/android/util/Procedure.java \
&& time m
Before: 3m48s
After: 1m46s
Bug: 24597504
Change-Id: Id1665923b414dee705dc60af4c021390a19ea26f
This makes the signapk tool use Conscrypt (where possible) instead of
the platform-default JCA providers and the Bouncy Castle JCA provider.
This speeds up (by 10-30%) APK and OTA update signing because
Conscrypt's crypto primitives are backed by BoringSSL.
Previously, the signapk tool consisted only of the signapk.jar.
Because Conscrypt is backed by native code, signapk now consists of
signapk.jar and crypto_openjdk_jni shared library. This requires that
users of the tool be updated to provide a suitable -Djava.library.path
argument to the Java runtime. This change updates all known users of
the tool inside the Android source tree to do so.
Bug: 26097626
Change-Id: I8411b37d7f771ed99269751a3007dff103083552
AIDL is defined in the sometimes-prebuilt tools section, remove the
extra definition that was overriding it.
Change-Id: I677bf46475fd5fd4a9258c77d91ecee806e5f205
Don't install the prebuilt SDK tools for TARGET_BUILD_APPS builds, just
execute them in place. Avoids issues with duplicate rules for the
prebuilts and source modules when building with TARGET_BUILD_APPS in a
full platform tree.
Change-Id: I3cdb4f1a8208e8750310a5cc6130657613b683d1
The same optimization was done for binaries in
https://android-review.googlesource.com/#/c/175250/
To create a TOC file from .jar files, this change introduces
ijar, which is designed for this purpose. Only #include lines
were modified from the original version.
https://github.com/bazelbuild/bazel/tree/master/third_party/ijar
Performance:
$ m && touch
frameworks/base/core/java/com/google/android/util/Procedure.java && time
m
Before: 4m30s (1580 targets)
After: 3m57s (772 targets)
Unfortunately, the improvement is small yet, but local
experiments showed we can cut ~2 more minutes if the similar
optimization is done for .dex files.
(cherry picked from commit c1f5d9c203)
Bug: 24597504
Change-Id: Iec3b2b0b0e674bee5d80cce3c300dc8fad6e7c13
The same optimization was done for binaries in
https://android-review.googlesource.com/#/c/175250/
To create a TOC file from .jar files, this change introduces
ijar, which is designed for this purpose. Only #include lines
were modified from the original version.
https://github.com/bazelbuild/bazel/tree/master/third_party/ijar
Performance:
$ m && touch
frameworks/base/core/java/com/google/android/util/Procedure.java && time
m
Before: 4m30s (1580 targets)
After: 3m57s (772 targets)
Unfortunately, the improvement is small yet, but local
experiments showed we can cut ~2 more minutes if the similar
optimization is done for .dex files.
Bug: 24597504
Change-Id: Id54953aea25e497c8ebbe783b03f13b488577c6a
