Use LOCAL_MULTILIB to build multiple versions of executables
instead of manually creating two build rules.
Change-Id: I1a993ff7b5f527a88735f46eec9822bb97d16490
- Add tail_time
- Use EXPECT instead of ASSERT to provide more coverage
- Use EXPECT_TRUE/ASSERT_TRUE when comparing NULL
- Itemize order complaints in sorted_order test
Change-Id: I55a7543fa3300c0a9524fac70111e680c2877eea
- Add max_payload test
- Add dual_reader test
- Switch to EXPECT from ASSERT to increase test coverage
Bug: 13514601
Change-Id: I0e1c273e0ec430c0461e424731dbf166f2a3ce1b
- API change, return -errno on failure for log writing
- ENOTCONN results in a reconnection and a retry of the write
Change-Id: Ib0a90b730edeaa7e3a3c9797e4e1b0c81b6adb0a
- logcat improperly squashes out count
- logcat test enhanced to catch failure
- logd places entries in ascending sorted order
Change-Id: If39d8e2c40852b520c98e7840034ab63c2538e5d
In the SERVICES.TXT a missing documentation file is mentioned - SYNC.TXT. This file is supposed to contain all the godie bits of the adb protocol for pushing and pulling files. I've read the source code and documented this in the file SYNC.TXT. I've used my own documentation to create a java implementation to verify the documentation here: https://github.com/vidstige/jadb
Added line breaks at 78 characters. Added comments about remote files might be deleted.
Change-Id: I48c87c2a9fb5b59b85c72679124dfbbfa9a701bc
Signed-off-by: Samuel Carlsson <samuel.carlsson@gmail.com>
This removes the requirement to hunt down dynamic libs for building an image,
and switches the normal vendor_trigger HAL to a static HAL.
Change-Id: Ifb603f1ee91fbbbff04ddbe66a1bf38a3c22be9e
During boot, allow a property file to import properties from another
file. Supports importing the entire file, a specific key, or any
keys matching a specific prefix. Here's some example syntax:
import /oem/oem.prop
import /oem/oem.prop foo.*
import /oem/oem.prop foo.bar
Bug: 13340779
Change-Id: I867f9a10ca09684326675d9f051f5cf2ae171617
1. socket() failures should skip close(), since sock is not an open fd
2. on other I/O related failures, preserve errno around the close() call
3. set errno to a meaningful value on check_log_success() failure
Change-Id: I0fb9e726ae5fee2f7b84344aa925e5159d57c360
Signed-off-by: Greg Hackmann <ghackmann@google.com>
