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Change-Id: I3ad484ca4d65838b4b5cb842bfb489c796c6c360

Change-Id: Ife010c68013b5476cbfc53df33c4847a9f59c8d7

Change-Id: Id0c2ce8f7c8a95f8633db9161e73d61249962c08

Change-Id: I3efc6a334d7cca08d5fc3f24fce79a98a2d69fed

This patch fixes build-gnu-libstdc++.sh to work properly
and generate libgnustl_shared.so from the GNU libstdc++ sources.

This is done by a custom patch to the gcc toolchain source tree
to force the generation of libgnustl_shared.so from the same objects
than libstdc++.so. This is required because there is no way to change
the internal DT_SONAME of a given shared library, so a simple rename
will not work.

We also ensure that libgnustl_static.a is properly generated and
used by the make-standalone-toolchain.sh script (which uses
copy-libstdcxx.sh)

+ Update definitions.mk to make "gnustl_shared" available in APP_STL
+ Update documentation to reflect that STLport now supports RTTI
+ Update documentation to reflect the new gnustl_shared runtime

Change-Id: Ie3ffaf825ba2d65eca027ec0be5e320d0ee39cbc

+ Make some messages "log" instead of "dump"
+ Add the ability to specify host system as parameter to many functions
+ Define HOST_TAG32 as the 32-bit variant of HOST_TAG

Change-Id: Id0bfaf48c1599be78a4f9f7441c3f48568867d4f

Change-Id: I18fda0105cd53817850ec5b1bb272af6c31ef47a

This patch moves the definitions of all defaults to dev-defaults.
This should make it easier in the future to upgrade the toolchains
or target binaries.

Change-Id: I140b51c5b5116d37d16e628120f8f58974252de4

Change-Id: I298c5b7d84b1cbe9929e0471d940fc69c31aa284

Change-Id: I735daef01d125f875facbb6141a4829f4950fc8a

Change-Id: I26e43eef14ced900fade15058bd3d95b4fa3e369

These options are obsolete. Instead, the build-gnu-libstdc++.sh
script can be used to rebuild the GNU libstdc++ library directly.

Change-Id: I281653915a5bce272ac8d593038291b73270c128

+ Add a patch to disable libtool versioning when building
  the GNU libstdc++.so

Change-Id: I450513be84e00d02dd52a49ffccf18cfc9064e81

Change-Id: Ibed2026c0ff80041a4d024b7b15dc2c70240dc27

Auto-generate the <android/api-level.h> header which contains
a single macro definition for the native API level that the code
is built against.

Previously, the corresponding files were stored under
../development/ndk and required manual updating, which is tedious
and error-prone

+ remove obsolete dev-generate-api-levels.sh script

Change-Id: Ibe482281dff7d86e0a46f6dd9d7096e3cc790e8e

This flag is used to indicate that you only want to generate
sysroots that can be used to build the host toolchains, so this
will only copy the system headers and static objects/libraries.

All samples and shared libraries are ignored, and symlinks are not
used to speed up execution (so --no-samples and --no-symlinks are
implied)

+ Drop --no-samples, and use --samples instead, since we only
  want to regenerate the samples directories when generating
  package releases.

+ Rename --no-symlinks to --fast-copy

Change-Id: I110750a736f42ab5b34b5c6ca2a1c35ada3eba3d

Ensures that the list of platforms is sorted in proper numerical
order, i.e. that android-10 appears after android-9 and not before
android-3

+ Don't make error message is a symbols directory doesn't exist
(e.g. on x86 for API level < 9)

Change-Id: I1fa5b8a43df1de4ee51059065d5c3e24dc90a5e2

Introduces a new script that can do the opposite of
dev-platform-expand-all.sh, which is to compress the content of
/tmp/ndk-$USER/platforms into /tmp/ndk-$USER/platforms-compressed

This ensures that if two successive platforms to define the same
header or symbol list, only the first is copied to the destination.

You would typically use this script, then compare the content of
/tmp/ndk-$USER/platforms-compressed with the one of
$TOP/development/ndk/platforms to check what has changed.

Change-Id: Id277f786789a2b2395259e0f392d3e9975526197

This patch provides a new script that can call dev-platform-expand.sh
for all API levels and all architectures automatically. This is useful
to build a fully expanded tree in /tmp/ndk-$USER/platforms from the
content of development/ndk

Note that this only copies files, i.e. headers and symbol lists,
it doesn't generate any shell libraries.

Change-Id: Ib842c80b8985a7bc1b8f5764eed14ba7daec4216

Ensures that the platforms are sorted in numerical order, i.e.
that android-10 will appear after android-9, instead of before android-3

+ Deal with non-existing symbols directories

Change-Id: I58065514d3b8b1bce6bb524b945d5463953b2ffa

Change-Id: Ia46585f0a3c5f867833a42870f739cde53c41baf

Change-Id: I6afcb9445b6b5096a202de2dddcd02794b2509bd

This patch adds a new script named 'gen-platforms.sh', used
like 'build-platforms.sh' to generate final platform sysroot
directories. They take the same parameters.

The difference between these two scripts is that gen-platforms.sh
does generate shared libraries from functions/variables list files
found in development/ndk/platforms/android-$PLATFORM/arch-$ARCH/symbols/

built-platforms.sh instead copies the files from .../lib directory
instead.

In a future patch, we're going to remove all prebuilt shared libraries
from development/ndk, and replace them with symbol files. We will also
remove build-platforms.sh and replace its usage by gen-platforms.sh

Change-Id: I2720095f0fcbbbfb5e1374cd1fdaac898ec53393

This patch introduces the dev-platform-imports.sh script.
Its role is import system headers and libraries from a fresh
Android platform build and use them to populate a special
"import directory" (e.g. /tmp/ndk-$USER/platforms-import/)

The import directory will contain only headers and symbols
file. For each system shared library, two symbol files will
be generated:

  - $DST/android-$PLATFORM/arch-$ARCH/symbols/$LIBNAME.functions.txt
  - $DST/android-$PLATFORM/arch-$ARCH/symbols/$LIBNAME.variables.txt

The idea is that we're going to remove all prebuilt shared libraries
from development/ndk in a future patch. Instead, we will store the
symbols and generate shell libraries when calling build-platforms.sh

We need to keep the prebuilt static libraries though because they
are required to build the toolchain files (plus, some NDK developers
do use them to generate static executables).

+ add gen-system-symbols.sh which does the symbol file generation
  plus the filtering of undesirable symbols in our system libraries.

Change-Id: I5882cd03a6e9ccc580a6577a6684ec40f6a1a739

This patch adds sources/cxx-stl/gabi++/src/one_time_construction.cc
and removes the dependency on libstdc++ from GAbi++

The implementation is based on pthread which is always provided by
the C library on Android (the latter is always linked to generated
binaries, so there is no need to list it in LOCAL_EXPORT_LDLIBS).

+ Add unit test to check that one-time-construction works properly.

Change-Id: Ic4af9f19814cf9efd7caa60bc84e9c03fc4bf656

This patch fixes a bug in definitions.mk regarding the list
of installable dependencies for a given application. It ignored
prebuilt shared libraries.

+ Fix another bug where we were not using the prebuilt GAbi++
  libraries when using APP_STL := gabi++_shared/static

Change-Id: Iefac2ccc49ee16e8b8e322c64979946d875212d6

Change-Id: I6778883120627b491721f20181eb9f0e914edcfd

Change-Id: Idabf82e3fa909a1000011fd621810a62857e453e

This patch adds build-host-sed.sh that can be used to rebuild
host versions of the sed tool, which will be placed under
prebuilt/<system>/bin/

This is mainly for native Win32 support, since we can't rely
on having a working sed in this environment.

A future patch will modify the NDK build system to use the
prebuilt binary automatically.

+ Add prebuilt/ to .gitignore
+ Remove prebuilt/ in dev-cleanup.sh

Change-Id: Ibe3561c189e90dde68023b7cbe1e9dc03dff1004

This patch modifies the helper functions inside prebuilt-common.sh
to distinguish between host and target builds more easily.

A target build is used to build target Android binaries, while a host
one is used to build binaries that will run on the host machine, i.e.
invoked by the NDK build script.

We will use host builds to generate the Windows helper binaries that
the NDK depends on (sed, awk, make, etc...) in future patches.

Change-Id: Ifbc2a112ee08fa42c9987ee26fee4539476e91a4

Change-Id: I19d6f065aa1e3c25b24e4031b4199501a242c141

This patch allows any script to source prebuilt-common.sh
properly. Before that, only patches in the same directory,
i.e. build/tools/, could source it without errors.

Note: To do that, the parent script must define NDK_BUILDTOOLS_PATH
to point to the build/tools/ directory. If the variable is not defined,
prebuilt-common.sh assumes that it is sources from build/tools/

Change-Id: If91360a0a10571f968049003c8f7192ad98c7f5c

This patch adds a new function to prebuilt-common.sh that can
return the install location of prebuilt host binaries. It
currently is: $NDK/prebuilt/$HOST_TAG/

This will be used to store host binaries, like the Win32 versions
of GNU Make, Awk, Sed and others.

Change-Id: I8a543b4f4d6b728e13046f3759a5b8584cea6001

This patch changes the definition of HOST_OS to 'cygwin' when
we detect that the build system is invoked from a Cygwin-compatible
GNU Make program.

The old value of 'windows' will now be used for the case where the
build system is invoked from a vanilla Win32 GNU Make binary, e.g.
from a standard Windows shell.

First step towards getting rid of Cygwin.

Change-Id: I4f355a5d254b8d0f544ab6de60c0d7ff85ca23ec

This patch modifies our build of stlport to include the GAbi++
runtime in order to support RTTI.

Change-Id: I8ff1853ad886e217f3d0d8a9366fc5075c63cc34

Also, for now we still need to depend on the system libstdc++
to implement one-time-construction properly. We should probably
implement that in GAbi++ itself, but this will come in another
patch.

Note that the system libstdc++ uses private Bionic functions
that cannot easily be used in the NDK. Especially those related
to device-specific memory barriers. A correct NDK implementation
will likely use pthread mutexes instead.

Change-Id: I2cd78aa4b0d9cf2d1e3036b38cbc223f4e0d4d5a

This patch ensures that run-tests.sh uses an exact match.
Before that, when using --test=test-stlport, it would
try to run both test-stlport-rtti and test-stlport

Change-Id: Id67e0e783b559639240d49f6c6803f5e71b1c065

This patch modifies download-toolchain-sources.sh so that it
creates a SOURCES file listing the SHA-1 states of every toolchain
git repository that has been downloaded.

Similarly, build-gcc.sh is modified to copy the file to the final
install location / archive.

Change-Id: Ifcc40a7e671c6e3f23613ac8bcc705bb9b9be448

This patch modifies the build system to allow one to
list several C++ source file extensions in LOCAL_CPP_EXTENSION.

+ Check the value of LOCAL_CPP_EXTENSION and warn about values
  that do not start with a dot (and ignore them).

Note that this doesn't change the default (which is to use '.cpp')

Change-Id: I0b5dfe8699f90955560cd0dbf9f52336970aaabd

This patch adds a new C++ runtime that can be used by modules
by setting APP_STL to either 'gabi++_static' or 'gabi++_shared'
in their Application.mk

GAbi++ is an alternative to the GNU libsupc++ that provides
RTTI support (with exceptions added in the future).

The goal is to use it to support RTTI (and later exceptions)
with our version of STLport, or even a different non-GNU STL.

+ new build-gabi++.sh script to rebuild the prebuilt libraries
  from sources.

+ support in rebuild-all-prebuilt.sh

+ support in package-release.sh

+ Unit test to check that RTTI actually works, both in the
  static and shared library case.

Change-Id: I7e73a31a4d24b5baa36fef357b69064c192ddc56