Clang supports specific CPU targeting and optimization
for Kryo.
This switches us to using the specific Kryo targeting
when Clang is used. For other compilers, we fallback
to cortex-a57 targeting.
Also, move the replaceFirst function to a shared location.
Bug: 36728278
Test: Built and booted sailfish, ran bionic unit tests and art tests.
Test: Disassembled libc.so before this change and after and looked at
Test: the differences. Mostly the results were the order of instructions
Test: changing.
Test: Verified with the clang person (srhines) that our clang has this support
Test: and that it appears to be mostly instruction scheduling changes.
Change-Id: I4ee73d8bcc1e4f5eccb162c18937811fe199b16f
Signed-off-by: Alex Naidis <alex.naidis@linux.com>
* Use mcpu=cortex-a57, since it is the closest to Kryo.
* Clang doesn't support Kryo as a target yet.
Bug: 36728278
Test: Built and booted a sailfish using Kryo.
Change-Id: Ic0c9588d86fba41896e50e3f0cf0d2b310ffee93
Signed-off-by: Alex Naidis <alex.naidis@linux.com>
* Kryo is closer to Krait than to cortex-a53, so choose Krait defaults.
* Made together with Jake Weinstein (xboxfanj)
Bug: 36728278
Test: Built and boot sailfish set up as kryo.
Change-Id: I04fa0a1dca6f97ae19202d28ee3ce8a59bf169b5
Signed-off-by: Alex Naidis <alex.naidis@linux.com>
As of the latest clang python wrapper, clang is being executed with an
absolute path. That means that clang-provided headers are written with
absolute paths in the debug info, making the builds non-reproducible
(especially with ccache).
So keep our current PWD=/proc/self/pwd -fdebug-prefix-map=/proc/self/cwd=,
but add a new -fdebug-prefix-map=$PWD/= to rewrite these absolute paths.
Bug: 36463318
Test: m -j libc adb; grep for path names
Test: spot check objdump -W before/after, see only expected diffs.
Change-Id: Ic2cdfca051d3c38b753fd5c1fcbeaca8bafc29ae
TSAN_RUNTIME_LIBRARY is used by external/clang/Android.mk to get the
name of the per-arch TSAN runtime. This CL also factors-out common code
out of functions that construct names of the sanitizer libraries.
Test: python external/clang/build.py with all CLs in this topic
Change-Id: Ie5fac242c0d5a9296ab8936db927a4c934061aa4
This reverts commit 4c48f724e1. It's
causing test failures, warnings and complaints, so backing it out and
we'll resolve those before putting it back in.
Bug: 33681361
Test: m -j
This adds a toolchain definition for LinuxBionic that only supports
Clang/64-bit. It pulls pieces from the x86_linux_host and x86_64_device
configs, and uses the android clang triple, with some manual overrides.
To enable building this, set your soong.config file to:
{"Host_bionic": true}
Bug: 31559095
Test: out/soong/{Android,make-vars}-aosp_arm64.mk the same with or
without host bionic turned on
Test: No change to out/soong/build.ninja before/after this change
Change-Id: Id97dda8bd9aa670c32aed31fbe6aaa8175e70b59
Shared libraries are now installed to different directories depending on
their types.
* NDK libraries: /system/lib/ndk
* VNDK libraries: /system/lib/vndk
* VNDK-ext libraries: /system/lib/vndk-ext
* Framework-only libraries: /system/lib
* Vendor-only libraries: /vendor/lib
* Same-process HALs: /vendor/lib/sameprocess
In addition, a new module type vndk_ext_library is added. It is almost
identical to cc_shared_library but it introduces another attribute
'extends'. This is use to reference the vndk library that this vndk-ext
library is extending.
For example, in order to extend a vndk library libFoo:
cc_library {
name: "libFoo",
srcs: [...]
}
---------------------
vndk_ext_library {
name: "libFoo-extended",
srcs: [...]
extends: "libFoo"
}
Then, libFoo will be installed as /system/lib/vndk/libFoo.so and
libFoo-extended will be installed as /system/lib/vndk-ext/libFoo.so.
Note that file name of the latter is libFoo.so, not libFoo-extended.so:
file name of an extending module is automatically set to that of the
extended module.
Bug: 33681361
Test: build & run. Libraries must be in the correct directories.
Change-Id: Ia1eb3940605d582a252c78da0f3a5b36fdab062b
Instead of whatever happens to be in PATH.
Test: port install gcc5; attempt to build host binaries
Change-Id: If4af32596edd6fd3e459c3d574ab0ff495f236ff
-isystem hides all warnings. The warnings in
frameworks/native/opengl/include have been fixed, move it from
-isystem to -I.
Test: m -j native
Bug: 31751828
Change-Id: If182ab5664e22f0cfd5be8cb1d0309d07dc85ceb
Export a list of libraries in the VNDK, which is currently empty.
Take in Make's global BOARD_VNDK_VERSION, and use that as the SDK
version for modules that specify use_vndk: true.
Modules that use the vndk have some configuration as if they were
building against the NDK (the absence of globally defined headers), but
in other cases look like platform modules (using the platform libc++,
for now).
This change does not attempt to enforce any linking constraints, that
will come in a later patch.
Test: out/soong/build.ninja doesn't change
Change-Id: I3be206b67015ac5177b7eef4a451c579e3dc903f
Add AppKit, Foundation and Security to darwin for libchrome.
Add -lm and -lversion to windows for llvm.
Test: m -j libLLVMObject
Change-Id: Ie5c922d3fbb41fba1de5f1ce9e530683bf411c5a
Bug: http://b/31532493
As I have been updating to LLVM ~4.0, there are numerous locations where
3.8 is hard-coded, and unable to be overridden. This change adds a new
function for getting the ClangShortVersion(), which can look at
environment variables that override this value (particularly useful for
two-stage compilation, where version numbers change between builds).
Change-Id: Iaec19908cf47b3b2317844d6e1329f7bcd81f022
Move some cc ctx.Host() / ctx.Device() checks over to using
ctx.toolchain().Bionic(). There will be more changes, these are just the
obvious ones dealing with host_ldlibs / crt / system libraries.
Bug: 31559095
Test: out/soong/build.ninja is identical
Change-Id: Ibba60483b4ab0e01f6996eb7d883120e4acc1830
-isystem hides all warnings. There were no warnings in
hardware/libhardware_legacy/include, hardware/ril/include, or
libnativehelper/include, move them from -isystem to -I.
Test: m -j native
Bug: 31751828
Change-Id: I64cf08b6f6a7f2cfbb19f7d3cc2d2cc9f0157a38
This matches what Make did.
Bug: 32244182
Test: WITH_TIDY=1 m -j
Test: WITH_TIDY=1 DEFAULT_GLOBAL_TIDY_CHECKS=* m -j
Test: WITH_TIDY=1 DEFAULT_EXTERNAL_VENDOR_TIDY_CHECKS=* m -j
Change-Id: I12ee413829d35e20f21f8ca49bb315ea831a6506
For every file which we can run clang-tidy (C/C++ clang-built), we add a
new build node that depends on the object file (since clang-tidy does
not export a depfile), and is depended on by the link step. This is
better than how we're doing it in make, since calling tidy can be turned
on or off without needing to rebuild the object files.
This does not attempt to port WITH_TIDY_ONLY from Make, since the way
that it works is broken (due to the lack of a depfile).
Bug: 32244182
Test: WITH_TIDY=true mmma -j bionic/libc
Test: ./soong (Setting ClangTidy: true)
Change-Id: I40bbb5bb00d292d72bf1c293b93080b5f9f6d8ea
Our minimum build version listed on source.android.com is 10.10. Change
the minimum used SDK to 10.10, but keep the deployed version at 10.8 so
that our distributed tools still work on older versions.
CoreBluetooth/CoreBluetooth.h isn't available directly in older SDKs,
but we need to include it in the 10.12 SDK.
Test: `m -j` with 10.11, 10.12 SDKs.
Test: Verified the builders all have at least 10.10 sdk available.
Change-Id: I82321875b8b3a4099ea829ce2d75e1af29cb38c6
This adds the new macOS SDK version to the supported version list.
Surprisingly it simply works like this.
Test: make adb aapt
Change-Id: Ic72cee7345b5f49b6a743c70bd266866a06bc459
Define the default -std values in global.go, export them in makevars.go,
and use them in compiler.go.
Test: builds
Change-Id: Ia2ae01f63e182d0ad7f371e6d32184bff35a8897
This matters for C files that are also built for Windows. Previously they'd
be compiled with -std=gnu99 for the host but [effectively] -std=gnu89 for
Windows.
Bug: http://b/32019064
Test: builds, and can build libcrypto_utils without a manual -std= line
Change-Id: I9c5cc7832220b5c3d6a007ff10d076e26fd8c75d
-isystem hides all warnings. The warnings in hardware/libhardware/include
have been cleaned up, so move it from -isystem to -I.
Test: m -j
Bug: 32018017
Change-Id: I9a602d5e1bd021638d3a92d93af3d2a18ab4caa7
-isystem hides all warnings. The warnings in system/media/audio/include
have been cleaned up, so move it from -isystem to -I.
Test: m -j
Bug: 31997134
Change-Id: I1c0b68935d643992dd9fc7f76583bed286e49325
-isystem hides all warnings. The warnings in frameworks/native/include
have been cleaned up, so move it from -isystem to -I.
Test: m -j checkbuild
Bug: 31752268
Change-Id: Ie3656348b5b2a1828dec790aa047635ac0fe6d86
-isystem hides all warnings. The warnings in system/core/include have
been cleaned up, so move it from -isystem to -I.
Test: lunch aosp_angler-eng && m -j
Test: lunch aosp_bullhead-eng && m -j
Test: lunch aosp_flounder-eng && m -j
Test: lunch aosp_fugu-eng && m -j
Test: lunch aosp_shamu-eng && m -j
Bug: 31492149
Change-Id: I29967428c2c45f753dabe21b65913fb08fdcabc4
The MinGW update now includes pthread.
Test: update BoringSSL to use pthreads on Windows and compile
Change-Id: Id85d9fd3e03a310e07e0093ca80cefaf10fe8930
Split CommonGlobalSystemIncludes out of CommonGlobalIncludes in
preparation for moving global includes from -isystem to -I.
Bug: 31492149
Change-Id: Ib935ea038cdbf9515dc2ab68d7fff924c370906a
