1. __set_errno is deprecated and subject to removal in future release
2. elf.h is seen to be included alone, causing compilation error due
to undefined uint32_t and uint64_t
Change-Id: I4ca348a8ba0689eb3880622dcf5c53be470c57e8
Both exist in header android-X/arch-<arch>/usr/include/setjmp.h
already. Add to X86 to be consistent with header and other archs
ARM/MIPS
See https://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=19851
Change-Id: I635c6c0491f5bf2aaa9013f23cb4b1bf7cb57a40
With --enable-libgomp, gcc/gcc-4.4.3/libiberty/configure line #2124 tries
to link a trivial program but fails w/o the presence of libc.so and libdl.so
and sets "gcc_no_link=yes" at line #2131. Confiugre later fails with
cryptic message reads "Link tests are not allowed after GCC_NO_EXECUTABLES."
See
https://android-review.googlesource.com/#/c/34491, 48617, and 48619
Change-Id: I6e761c5fb12f413dca04a26b39f27e9f026d75d3
"atexit" isn't defined in libc.a for x86/mips (unlike their arm's counterpart).
Include atexit.S otherwise app using atexit() may fail to link statically.
Also, add crtbegin.c to brand crtbegin_static/dynamic.c with .note.ABI-tag
section of given API level. See $NDK/gen-platforms.sh
Change-Id: I2fdbb92119e3ca2da2c1ced6d77e63136ec35c34
This patch removes all prebuilt C runtime object files from
the ndk/platforms/ directory. We replace them with equivalent
assembly sources lifted from the following directories:
bionic/libc/private/ (for __dso_handle.S and __dso_handle_so.S)
bionic/libc/arch-$ARCH/ (for all others)
Note: This requires that your NDK's gen-platforms.sh script be
capable of rebuilding the object files from sources.
See https://android-review.googlesource.com/36822
The goal here is to make it much easier to update these files,
and track their changes relative to the content of bionic/lib.
For example to fix the following issues in the future:
Change-Id: If4c84e2584b0e58ca3585b034bb8a13a8add8ab9
http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=26911http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=23203
Apply changes in bionic/libc/arch-x86/include/machine to
development/ndk/platforms/android-9/arch-x86/include/machine:
commit 5fbf2e09921723cfdea75e83c1fac2080f0ad564
Change-Id: Ie0fe711ae4c866d9c1300430d5e9613ccb82da22
The atomic operations exported by the platform's C library do not
provide full memory barriers. This can result in incorrect results
when NDK machine code linked against them runs on multi-core devices.
While the bug has been fixed in the platform, this NDK header change
ensures that any source code that includes <sys/atomics.h> will end
up using a correct implementation of these functions, based on the
corresponding GCC builtins.
These builtins always provide a full barrier and have reasonable
performance. Application developers who depend on <sys/atomics.h>
should recompile their unmodified sources against this version
of the NDK as soon as possible.
Corrected for example <asm/io.h> to include io_32.h instead of io_64.h
(which is missing, BTW).
Copied from the results of commit (same title) in bionic.git:
126601dd3f5303b50033dcb88945d928aa764aa4
We don't use these since NDK r5, since we now provide
customized versions of the library under
$NDK/sources/android/libthread_db
Change-Id: I2e3103b85c14e75a00ba9cece7a872d2156f5ef9
The previous header and implementation were incorrect and didn't produce
correct results. This has been fixed in the internal Gingerbread branch.
Technically, this could result in ABI breakage, but the chances are very
low, and there are no official x86 Gingerbread release yet.
Change-Id: I0b2d857399358775d1490b72a1b75baac362f839
Remove the prebuilt system shared libraries and unified symbol files
from development/ndk. We don't need them anymore:
- the unified symbol files are replaced by separate functions/variables
symbol list, which were added in a previous commit, i.e.:
libc.so.txt --> libc.so.functions.txt
libc.so.variables.txt
- the shared libraries are now generated on the fly by the NDK
gen-platforms.sh script, from the functions/variables symbol lists.
Note that we need to keep the static libraries and runtime objects,
they are required to build the cross-toolchains and target binaries.
Change-Id: Ifa0a7f2d741ed32b80216561ca3f17e67df06ce9
This change introduces separate symbol lists for functions
and variables of each NDK system shared library.
Note that we don't remove the unified symbol files yet. This
will be done later when we complete other changes under ndk/,
namely the ability to generate platforms trees containing shell
libraries generated directly from them.
These files were generated using the following:
cd development/ndk
for DIR in platforms/*/*/lib; do
for ARCH in arm x86; do
$NDK/build/tools/gen-system-symbols $DIR $DIR/../symbols
done
done
This means that the symbol lists were generated by parsing the
existing prebuilt shared libraries under platforms/ and extracting
their function and variable names.
Change-Id: Ie1e791d98260a7f0d8d2e9f71323a7ea448f2dd4
This updates the platform files for API level 9 on x86 to
the binaries built from the internal Gingerbread branch
containing the back-ported AOSP x86 support patches.
Change-Id: I5bc43b4a5c346f7fab8eb57289803edc0c0f2d75
This change sanitizes the x86-specific platform headers and libraries.
It does two things:
- Remove the stuff under android-3/arch-x86
- Update the content of android-9/arch-x86 from a recent AOSP
full_x86-eng build (see caveats below).
Some files appear to move because they didn't change (e.g. kernel headers).
This change was generated by following these steps:
1/ Build full_x86-eng from the AOSP tree
2/ From $ANDROID_ROOT/ndk, run:
build/tools/dev-system-import.sh --direct --arch=x86 9
3/ Under $ANDROID_ROOT/development/ndk, do:
git rm -r android-3/arch-x86
git add android-9/arch-x86
git checkout -- android-9/include
git ls-files -o | xargs rm
git commit
IMPORTANT:
The AOSP tip-of-tree used to generate these files
includes post-Gingerbread changes !!
The final version of the android-9/arch-x86 files will have to
be generated from the gingerbread branch after we back-port all
x86-support changes to it.
These binaries are thus not final, but can be used to generate
working experimental NDK packages, including prebuilt GNU libstdc++
and STLport binaries that implement -fstack-protector correctly.
Change-Id: I260896185a098b9b356bd26f492692e4a4f66f8f
This patch updates the system C and C++ libraries used for
the x86 ABI. We remove the old binary targetting API level 5
(Eclair) since we don't support x86 on it anyway, and put new ones
generated from the AOSP tree with the full_x86-eng build product.
This is necessary to be able to prebuild STLport binaries for
the x86 NDK.
The binaries corresponding to the AOSP platform/bionic.git tree
using the following SHA-1, when building full_x86-eng:
4c090434a4fcffb3a8bb7ebee7cc6e52befceeae
Change-Id: I63c71554c655f18a6a6f9135074792a8681098bb
Remove all duplicate platform files, i.e development/ndk/platforms/android-N now
only contains files that are introduced in API level 'N' and not found in level 'N-1'
(This makes it easier to manage independent platform release branches, and makes
platform additions trivial to examine and maintain).
Move samples that depends on features of API level 'N' into platforms/android-N/samples
+ update tests/run-all.sh accordingly
Change-Id: I04c4c67c6c674c1714d5812d461d0524a4f4cfd9
We now rely instead on the content of $NDK/sources/cxx-stl/system/include
that is automatically used if a module has C++ sources.
Change-Id: I4319d9260fcf9fb31c59c2f21ca64b536725d4f5
The idea is to allow developing the NDK in the open, while
having the platforms and samples under a private branch until
the corresponding release are open-sourced.
Change-Id: Iee995fb6c4d3ee1387dea7486e599e079c9e4c6d
