Python copy_reference_dumps Examples

Example #1

def find_and_copy_lib_lsdumps(target, ref_dump_dir_stem,
                              ref_dump_dir_insertion,
                              core_or_vendor_shared_str, libs, lsdump_paths):
    arch_lsdump_paths = find_lib_lsdumps(target.arch, target.arch_variant,
                                         target.cpu_variant, lsdump_paths,
                                         core_or_vendor_shared_str, libs)
    # Copy the contents of the lsdump into it's corresponding
    # reference  directory.
    return copy_reference_dumps(arch_lsdump_paths,
                                ref_dump_dir_stem, ref_dump_dir_insertion,
                                get_lib_arch_str(target))

Example #2

File: create_reference_dumps.py Project: mamohd/platform_development

def create_source_abi_reference_dumps(soong_dir, args):
    ref_dump_dir_stem = os.path.join(args.ref_dump_dir, args.version)
    ref_dump_dir_insertion = 'source-based'
    num_libs_copied = 0
    for target in [Target(True), Target(False)]:
        arch_lsdump_paths = find_lib_lsdumps(target.arch, target.arch_variant,
                                             target.cpu_variant, soong_dir)
        # Copy the contents of the lsdump into it's corresponding
        # reference  directory.
        num_libs_copied += copy_reference_dumps(arch_lsdump_paths,
                                                ref_dump_dir_stem,
                                                ref_dump_dir_insertion,
                                                target.arch)
    return num_libs_copied

Example #3

File: create_reference_dumps.py Project: zhuxiaoqingxixi/platform_development

def create_source_abi_reference_dumps(soong_dir, args):
    ref_dump_dir_stem = os.path.join(args.ref_dump_dir, args.version)
    ref_dump_dir_insertion = 'source-based'
    num_libs_copied = 0
    for target in [Target(True), Target(False)]:
        arch_lsdump_paths = find_lib_lsdumps(target.arch, target.arch_variant,
                                             target.cpu_variant, soong_dir)
        # Copy the contents of the lsdump into it's corresponding
        # reference  directory.
        num_libs_copied += copy_reference_dumps(arch_lsdump_paths,
                                                ref_dump_dir_stem,
                                                ref_dump_dir_insertion,
                                                target.arch)
    return num_libs_copied

Example #4

def find_and_copy_lib_lsdumps(target, ref_dump_dir_stem, ref_dump_dir_insertion,
                              core_or_vendor_shared_str, libs, lsdump_paths,
                              compress):
    module_variant_dir_name = get_module_variant_dir_name(
        target.arch, target.arch_variant, target.cpu_variant,
        core_or_vendor_shared_str)

    arch_lsdump_paths = find_lib_lsdumps(
        module_variant_dir_name, lsdump_paths, libs)

    # Copy the contents of the lsdump into their corresponding reference ABI
    # dumps directories.
    return copy_reference_dumps(arch_lsdump_paths, ref_dump_dir_stem,
                                ref_dump_dir_insertion,
                                get_lib_arch_str(target), compress)

Example #5

def find_and_copy_lib_lsdumps(target, soong_dir, ref_dump_dir_stem,
                              ref_dump_dir_insertion,
                              core_or_vendor_shared_str, libs, lsdump_paths):
    assert (target.primary_arch != '')
    target_arch_variant_str = ''
    # if TARGET_ARCH == TARGET_ARCH_VARIANT, soong makes targetArchVariant empty
    # this is the case for aosp_x86_64_ab and aosp_x86
    if target.arch_variant != target.arch:
        target_arch_variant_str = '_' + target.arch_variant

    arch_lsdump_paths = find_lib_lsdumps(target.arch, target.arch_variant,
                                         target.cpu_variant, lsdump_paths,
                                         core_or_vendor_shared_str, libs)
    # Copy the contents of the lsdump into it's corresponding
    # reference  directory.
    return copy_reference_dumps(arch_lsdump_paths, ref_dump_dir_stem,
                                ref_dump_dir_insertion,
                                target.arch + target_arch_variant_str)

Example #6

File: create_reference_dumps.py Project: MIPS/development

def find_and_copy_lib_lsdumps(target, ref_dump_dir_stem, ref_dump_dir_insertion,
                              core_or_vendor_shared_str, libs, lsdump_paths):
    assert(target.primary_arch != '')
    target_arch_variant_str = ''
    # if TARGET_ARCH == TARGET_ARCH_VARIANT, soong makes targetArchVariant empty
    # this is the case for aosp_x86_64_ab and aosp_x86
    if target.arch_variant != target.arch:
        target_arch_variant_str = '_' + target.arch_variant

    arch_lsdump_paths = find_lib_lsdumps(target.arch, target.arch_variant,
                                         target.cpu_variant, lsdump_paths,
                                         core_or_vendor_shared_str,
                                         libs)
    # Copy the contents of the lsdump into it's corresponding
    # reference  directory.
    return copy_reference_dumps(arch_lsdump_paths, ref_dump_dir_stem,
                                ref_dump_dir_insertion,
                                target.arch + target_arch_variant_str)