Properties can be empty (not nil), and in that case some weird error
messages will happen to be emitted.
Bug: N/A
Test: try to build with api_pacakges: [] and srcs: []
Change-Id: I492077616e742072696265796520737465616b21
This is required for a sysprop module to be used by a module like the
init which is available both in core and recovery variants.
Test: m
Change-Id: I075428289f5bdce26e931ccf3262793ca6e4a0fd
When a sysprop module is listed in whole_static_libs, it is renamed to
"lib" + <module> to actually refer to the generated C++ library for the
sysprop module.
Test: m (sysprop_test amended)
Change-Id: I05eddb24433d444376787be567830929ef078159
Share more of the setup code for java tests to sysprop_tests.go.
Test: java_test.go, sysprop_test.go
Change-Id: I0e3b287bf188c432d995a9a91a18ebef12aa47d1
Merged-In: I0e3b287bf188c432d995a9a91a18ebef12aa47d1
(cherry picked from commit b19745363f)
A newly introduced sysprop_library soong module will generate a
java_sdk_library and a cc_library from .sysprop description files.
Both Java modules and C++ modules can link against sysprop_library
module, thus giving consistency for using generated sysprop API.
As Java controls accessibility of Internal / System properties with
@hide and @SystemApi, 2 different header files will be created. And
build system will selectively expose depending on the property owner
and the place where the client libraries go into.
Bug: 80125326
Bug: 122170616
Test: 1) Create sysprop_library module.
Test: 2) Create empty txt files under prebuilts/sdk.
Test: 3) Create api directory, make update-api, and see changes.
Test: 4) Try to link against sysprop_library with various clients.
Test: 5) Soc_specific, Device_specific, Product_specific, recovery flags
work as intended.
Change-Id: I78dc5780ccfbb4b69e5c61dec26b94e92d43c333
