Disable availability macros in libc++ on Darwin.

libc++'s headers are annotated with availability macros that indicate
which version of Mac OS was the first to ship with a libc++ feature
available in its *system's* libc++.dylib. We do not use the system's
library, but rather ship our own. As such, these availability
attributes are meaningless for us but cause build breaks when we try
to use code that would not be available in the system's dylib.

Test: removed the darwin check and checked showcommands on linux
Bug: None
Change-Id: I3d328d7363eba83f1cb857c8abfd6cd0173a3058
This commit is contained in:
Dan Albert 2018-01-11 13:00:46 -08:00
parent 4acd66ae94
commit a07b84598f

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@ -144,6 +144,19 @@ func (stl *stl) flags(ctx ModuleContext, flags Flags) Flags {
switch stl.Properties.SelectedStl {
case "libc++", "libc++_static":
flags.CFlags = append(flags.CFlags, "-D_USING_LIBCXX")
if ctx.Darwin() {
// libc++'s headers are annotated with availability macros that
// indicate which version of Mac OS was the first to ship with a
// libc++ feature available in its *system's* libc++.dylib. We do
// not use the system's library, but rather ship our own. As such,
// these availability attributes are meaningless for us but cause
// build breaks when we try to use code that would not be available
// in the system's dylib.
flags.CppFlags = append(flags.CppFlags,
"-D_LIBCPP_DISABLE_AVAILABILITY")
}
if !ctx.toolchain().Bionic() {
flags.CppFlags = append(flags.CppFlags, "-nostdinc++")
flags.LdFlags = append(flags.LdFlags, "-nodefaultlibs")