* changes:
Force the use of 32-bit toolchain binaries on 64-bit systems. This is used to reduce the number of distributable prebuilt packages (i.e. linux-x86_64 is not needed anymore).
This is used to reduce the number of distributable prebuilt packages
(i.e. linux-x86_64 is not needed anymore).
Also fix build/tools/build-toolchain.sh to properly copy the GPL and LGPL
license files into the generated prebuilt packages.
Also add a .gitignore files to get less spew from 'git status'
Can't reproduce the NPE in ContentAssist listed in the
bug. However if things go really wrong there are a couple
objects that can be null so let's be defensive about them.
Its purpose is to contact the 'boot-properties' service during the
boot process and to set the list of system properties read from the
emulator program through it.
It must be launched from /system/etc/init.goldfish.rc as root.
It depends on the 'boot-properties' service being implemented by the
emulator (in a later patch). If not available, it will simply timeout.
This also fixes a potential crash in qemud which can happen in the following case:
- client sends a command to a service
- the service responds with one or more message
- the service immediately closes the connection before the client can read the data
what happened is that the FDHandler object was buffering out-going packets to the
client, but the Multiplexer acted on the disconnection immediately. This resulted
in:
- client_free() being called
- fdhandler_shutdown() being called
- the FDHandler being placed on the 'closing' list to be able to send
buffered packets later. And 'receiver_close' being called
- client_fd_close() being called, which would call client_free()
recursively
- the second client_free() call would free the object
- the first client_free() call would try to free the object again
- ==> dlmalloc() detects a double-free and immediately aborts.
the fixes simply avoids the calle to receiver_close() in fdhandler_shutdown()
since this function is called from an explicit shutdown request from the multiplexer,
it doesn't correspond to the case where the client has closed the connection itself.
The refactoring part involves moving as much as possible stuff
in SdkLib/internal/repository.
The UI has moved in SdkUiLib/internal/repository except a specific
public wrapper for calling the Sdk Updater window.
There are also a bunch of new classes to handle the internal
structures: Package is the base type and to match the XML element
names we have PlatformPackage, AddonPackage, DocPackage and
ToolPackage.
All headers have been fixed.
This eliminates the requirement that all sensors share a single file descriptor.
This, along with concurrent changes in other projects, fixes bugs b/1614524 and b/1614481
Signed-off-by: Mike Lockwood <lockwood@android.com>
Merge commit '838143199e2270e3f103050c76cf24539ad8dfe1' into donut
* commit '838143199e2270e3f103050c76cf24539ad8dfe1':
AI 149189: Adding dalvik porting guide based on content from the Android source tree under dalvik/docs/porting.html
This changes make_windows_sdk so that it packages everything
in a temp dir. Once the build & packaging succeeds, the final
Zip is copied to the desired location.
The temp dir is *not* cleared on zip errors, which helps in
diagnosing packaging issues after the fact.
This has no impact on the build process itself (i.e. make
adb, emulator, etc.) which all happen in $SDK/out anyway.
The temp dir can be passed as an argument. If not provided,
the default Cygwin $TMP is used. Otherwise /tmp is used.
I also added an usage description when parameters are missing.
The add-on manifest can now declare a USB vendor ID with the line
usb-vendor=<id>
The ID must be a 16 hexadecimal value in the format 0xABCD.
The 'android' tool now has a new command 'android upate abd' that will create
a file called 'adb_usb.ini' in ~/.android/
This file will be read by adb to add support to those new vendor IDs.
Merge commit '2fd2d2f90e66eca36141ee594b83ed57f5a39764' into donut
* commit '2fd2d2f90e66eca36141ee594b83ed57f5a39764':
AI 149080: Change default PDK app engine version to 2
The latter had the effect of removing the benefit of optimization settings, i.e. a typical compiler
command would look like:
<toolchain-compiler> .... -Isources/<module-path> -I -O2 -g
The "-I -O2" was interpreted literally as "search in '-O2' directory, and the optimization was
never set to 2 (or 0 in case of debug mode).
