Reputation: 41
I have added a vendor specific hal
, I can able to build this as a separate module but during AOSP
full build I am getting the below error. Anyone faced this issue?
Added VNDK-core: [email protected]
error: VNDK
library list has been changed.
Changing the VNDK
library list is not allowed in API locked branches.
Upvotes: 4
Views: 4831
Reputation: 809
As others mentioned, you have to either disable vndk in hal's Android.bp
, or write to current.txt
and 28.txt
files.
You should add VNDK-core: [email protected]
to both current.txt
and 28.txt
under build/make/target/product/vndk/
If it's not working, check that 28.txt
and current.txt
are the same.
If it's still not working, check the generated libs.txt
file in out/
diff $OUT/obj/PACKAGING/vndk_intermediates/libs.txt build/make/target/product/vndk/28.txt
diff $OUT/obj/PACKAGING/vndk_intermediates/libs.txt build/make/target/product/vndk/current.txt
(where $OUT
is out/target/product/PRODUCT_NAME
)
They shouldn't be different.
If libs.txt
is different, compare the printed to your hal's module name in Android.bp
hidl_interface {
name: "[email protected]"
}
The hidl_interface.name
should be the same as the string you're adding to current.txt
and 28.txt
files, but without .so
As shrishail-satihal mentioned, you can disable it in Android.bp
hidl_interfaces {
// ...
vndk : {
enabled: false
},
}
Also supported by Android 9. Check VndkProperties for more details & options
Upvotes: 1
Reputation: 1
In android R we don't have vndk folder(build/make/target/product/vndk/
), we have gsi folder(build/make/target/product/gsi/
) and there we can see cureent.txt
, 28.txt
, 29.txt
etc. but adding respective .so file here doesnt worked for me. the following approach resolved my issue
disable vndk lib which is not required in Android.bp
file for your respective hidl interface/module
vndk: {
enabled: false,
},
Upvotes: 0
Reputation: 1
You can find a file like build/make/target/product/vndk/28.txt and current.txt in your project. Then, add a line "VNDK-core: [email protected]" into the file by alphabet order. After that, you may have a full build without compiling error.
Upvotes: 0
Reputation: 1
You can find a file like build/make/target/product/vndk/28.txt in your project. Then, add a line "VNDK-core: [email protected]" into the file. After that, you may have a full build without compiling error.
Upvotes: 0