Merge "Set GODEBUG=asyncpreemptoff=1 for soong_build."
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// better to not to touch that while Blueprint and Soong are separate
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// NOTE: The spaces at EOL are important because otherwise Ninja would
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// omit all spaces between the different options.
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// GODEBUG=asyncpreemptoff=1 disables the preemption of goroutines. This
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// is useful because the preemption happens by sending SIGURG to the OS
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// thread hosting the goroutine in question and each signal results in
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// work that needs to be done by Delve; it uses ptrace to debug the Go
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// process and the tracer process must deal with every signal (it is not
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// possible to selectively ignore SIGURG). This makes debugging slower,
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// sometimes by an order of magnitude depending on luck.
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//
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// According to measurements, this does not result in any performance loss
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// (or gain), but if it becomes necessary for some reason, it should be
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// possible to set asyncpreemptoff=1 only if debugging is enabled by
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// plumbing that information through PrimaryBuilderInvocation just like
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// --delve_path and --delve_listen.
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//
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// The original reason for adding async preemption to Go is here:
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// https://github.com/golang/proposal/blob/master/design/24543-non-cooperative-preemption.md
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Command: `cd "$$(dirname "$builder")" && ` +
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`BUILDER="$$PWD/$$(basename "$builder")" && ` +
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`cd / && ` +
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`env -i "$$BUILDER" ` +
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`env -i GODEBUG=asyncpreemptoff=1 "$$BUILDER" ` +
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` --top "$$TOP" ` +
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` --soong_out "$soongOutDir" ` +
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` --out "$outDir" ` +
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