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Package libhybris (#1402) As discussed in #1039, I want to split feature/hybris branch into smaller sensible pull requests. This is the first one that simply adds android-headers and libhybris packaging. libhybris allows apps compiled with glibc (musl in our case) to load Android libraries that utilize bionic libc, which is used to load proprietary userspace drivers. The package isn't very useful on its own and requires core (non-UI/Java) Android services to be running in some way - either in Halium-style LXC container or in same root as main OS with modified init (Mer/Sailfish do it this way). Both ways are tested to work in postmarketOS. libhybris also includes some tests, not all of them are known to be representative, but test_vibrator and test_egl_configs are usually good indicators if system is set up correctly.
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pkgname=libhybris
hybris/libhybris: upgrade to current master (!666) and drop a patch that was upstreamed [ci:skip-build]: already built successfully in CI
2019-10-06 01:18:02 +00:00
pkgver=1.0_git20191001
pkgrel=0
hybris/*: enable building for armv7 (!297) [ci:skip-build]: simple arch change, building will probably take too long
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arch="x86 armhf armv7 aarch64"
Package libhybris (#1402) As discussed in #1039, I want to split feature/hybris branch into smaller sensible pull requests. This is the first one that simply adds android-headers and libhybris packaging. libhybris allows apps compiled with glibc (musl in our case) to load Android libraries that utilize bionic libc, which is used to load proprietary userspace drivers. The package isn't very useful on its own and requires core (non-UI/Java) Android services to be running in some way - either in Halium-style LXC container or in same root as main OS with modified init (Mer/Sailfish do it this way). Both ways are tested to work in postmarketOS. libhybris also includes some tests, not all of them are known to be representative, but test_vibrator and test_egl_configs are usually good indicators if system is set up correctly.
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url="https://github.com/libhybris/libhybris"
license="Apache"
makedepends="autoconf automake libtool wayland-dev linux-headers bsd-compat-headers
libx11-dev libxcb-dev libxext-dev
libhybris: replace 7.1-caf pkg with separate test_hwcomposer binary (!88) As observed on UBPorts, hwcomposer implementation on Android 7 CAF (non-Nexus Qualcomm) devices has slight differences in employed structs, which makes them binary incompatible with AOSP headers. Halium 7.1 android-headers extracted from LineageOS include those modifications (e. g. https://github.com/Halium/android-headers/blob/halium-7.1/hardware/hwcomposer.h#L290), so it is enough to add QTI_BSP/QCOM_BSP to defines of programs utilizing those headers. In case of libhybris, only test_hwcomposer is affected so far on 7.1 (might be not true for Android 5.1/6!). This change avoids providing libhybris-7.1-caf package by building a separate binary of test_hwcomposer for affected devices.
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android-headers-7.1 android-headers-4.4"
Package libhybris (#1402) As discussed in #1039, I want to split feature/hybris branch into smaller sensible pull requests. This is the first one that simply adds android-headers and libhybris packaging. libhybris allows apps compiled with glibc (musl in our case) to load Android libraries that utilize bionic libc, which is used to load proprietary userspace drivers. The package isn't very useful on its own and requires core (non-UI/Java) Android services to be running in some way - either in Halium-style LXC container or in same root as main OS with modified init (Mer/Sailfish do it this way). Both ways are tested to work in postmarketOS. libhybris also includes some tests, not all of them are known to be representative, but test_vibrator and test_egl_configs are usually good indicators if system is set up correctly.
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depends_dev="bsd-compat-headers android-headers-7.1"
hybris/libhybris: upgrade to current master (!666) and drop a patch that was upstreamed [ci:skip-build]: already built successfully in CI
2019-10-06 01:18:02 +00:00
_commit="eaa6884ba95a1d5d0303119ffdc48952a098059b"
Use _commit consistently, use _commit in sources instead of pkgver (!207)
2019-02-09 16:11:49 +00:00
source="$pkgname-$_commit.tar.gz::https://github.com/libhybris/libhybris/archive/$_commit.tar.gz
Package libhybris (#1402) As discussed in #1039, I want to split feature/hybris branch into smaller sensible pull requests. This is the first one that simply adds android-headers and libhybris packaging. libhybris allows apps compiled with glibc (musl in our case) to load Android libraries that utilize bionic libc, which is used to load proprietary userspace drivers. The package isn't very useful on its own and requires core (non-UI/Java) Android services to be running in some way - either in Halium-style LXC container or in same root as main OS with modified init (Mer/Sailfish do it this way). Both ways are tested to work in postmarketOS. libhybris also includes some tests, not all of them are known to be representative, but test_vibrator and test_egl_configs are usually good indicators if system is set up correctly.
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0001-Make-libhybris-compile-with-musl.patch
0002-tests-Regression-test-for-EGL-glibc-TLS-conflict.patch
hybris/libhybris: updated for gralloc handler (!428) Signed-off-by: Danct12 <danct12@disroot.org>
2019-06-08 10:54:50 +00:00
0003-PATCH-v2-Implement-X11-EGL-platform-based-on-wayland.patch
hybris/libhybris: Fix eglplatform_wayland linking issue (!589) It should not directly call functions from hybris's libEGL, because it is not linking to libEGL. Load libEGL dynamically and resolve function at run time instead. Related: https://github.com/libhybris/libhybris/pull/424 [ci:skip-build]: already built successfully in CI
2019-08-14 07:52:14 +00:00
0004-Build-test-hwcomposer-7-caf.patch
"
Package libhybris (#1402) As discussed in #1039, I want to split feature/hybris branch into smaller sensible pull requests. This is the first one that simply adds android-headers and libhybris packaging. libhybris allows apps compiled with glibc (musl in our case) to load Android libraries that utilize bionic libc, which is used to load proprietary userspace drivers. The package isn't very useful on its own and requires core (non-UI/Java) Android services to be running in some way - either in Halium-style LXC container or in same root as main OS with modified init (Mer/Sailfish do it this way). Both ways are tested to work in postmarketOS. libhybris also includes some tests, not all of them are known to be representative, but test_vibrator and test_egl_configs are usually good indicators if system is set up correctly.
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pkgdesc="libhybris allows to use bionic-based HW adaptations"
subpackages="$pkgname-dev $pkgname-egl $pkgname-gles $pkgname-libwayland-egl:_wayland
libhybris: replace 7.1-caf pkg with separate test_hwcomposer binary (!88) As observed on UBPorts, hwcomposer implementation on Android 7 CAF (non-Nexus Qualcomm) devices has slight differences in employed structs, which makes them binary incompatible with AOSP headers. Halium 7.1 android-headers extracted from LineageOS include those modifications (e. g. https://github.com/Halium/android-headers/blob/halium-7.1/hardware/hwcomposer.h#L290), so it is enough to add QTI_BSP/QCOM_BSP to defines of programs utilizing those headers. In case of libhybris, only test_hwcomposer is affected so far on 7.1 (might be not true for Android 5.1/6!). This change avoids providing libhybris-7.1-caf package by building a separate binary of test_hwcomposer for affected devices.
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$pkgname-7.1:_specific $pkgname-4.4:_specific"
Package libhybris (#1402) As discussed in #1039, I want to split feature/hybris branch into smaller sensible pull requests. This is the first one that simply adds android-headers and libhybris packaging. libhybris allows apps compiled with glibc (musl in our case) to load Android libraries that utilize bionic libc, which is used to load proprietary userspace drivers. The package isn't very useful on its own and requires core (non-UI/Java) Android services to be running in some way - either in Halium-style LXC container or in same root as main OS with modified init (Mer/Sailfish do it this way). Both ways are tested to work in postmarketOS. libhybris also includes some tests, not all of them are known to be representative, but test_vibrator and test_egl_configs are usually good indicators if system is set up correctly.
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if [ "$CARCH" == "aarch64" ]; then
subpackages="$pkgname-dev $pkgname-egl $pkgname-gles $pkgname-libwayland-egl:_wayland
libhybris: replace 7.1-caf pkg with separate test_hwcomposer binary (!88) As observed on UBPorts, hwcomposer implementation on Android 7 CAF (non-Nexus Qualcomm) devices has slight differences in employed structs, which makes them binary incompatible with AOSP headers. Halium 7.1 android-headers extracted from LineageOS include those modifications (e. g. https://github.com/Halium/android-headers/blob/halium-7.1/hardware/hwcomposer.h#L290), so it is enough to add QTI_BSP/QCOM_BSP to defines of programs utilizing those headers. In case of libhybris, only test_hwcomposer is affected so far on 7.1 (might be not true for Android 5.1/6!). This change avoids providing libhybris-7.1-caf package by building a separate binary of test_hwcomposer for affected devices.
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$pkgname-7.1:_specific"
Update libhybris and add more related packages
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elif [ "$CARCH" == "x86" ]; then
subpackages="$pkgname-dev $pkgname-egl $pkgname-gles $pkgname-libwayland-egl:_wayland
$pkgname-7.1:_specific $pkgname-4.4:_specific"
Package libhybris (#1402) As discussed in #1039, I want to split feature/hybris branch into smaller sensible pull requests. This is the first one that simply adds android-headers and libhybris packaging. libhybris allows apps compiled with glibc (musl in our case) to load Android libraries that utilize bionic libc, which is used to load proprietary userspace drivers. The package isn't very useful on its own and requires core (non-UI/Java) Android services to be running in some way - either in Halium-style LXC container or in same root as main OS with modified init (Mer/Sailfish do it this way). Both ways are tested to work in postmarketOS. libhybris also includes some tests, not all of them are known to be representative, but test_vibrator and test_egl_configs are usually good indicators if system is set up correctly.
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fi
options="!check !strip !tracedeps"
Use _commit consistently, use _commit in sources instead of pkgver (!207)
2019-02-09 16:11:49 +00:00
builddir="$srcdir/$pkgname-$_commit"
Package libhybris (#1402) As discussed in #1039, I want to split feature/hybris branch into smaller sensible pull requests. This is the first one that simply adds android-headers and libhybris packaging. libhybris allows apps compiled with glibc (musl in our case) to load Android libraries that utilize bionic libc, which is used to load proprietary userspace drivers. The package isn't very useful on its own and requires core (non-UI/Java) Android services to be running in some way - either in Halium-style LXC container or in same root as main OS with modified init (Mer/Sailfish do it this way). Both ways are tested to work in postmarketOS. libhybris also includes some tests, not all of them are known to be representative, but test_vibrator and test_egl_configs are usually good indicators if system is set up correctly.
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_tmppkgdir="$srcdir/tmpinstall"
_main_headers_ver=7.1
_bins_specific="test_audio test_camera test_egl_configs test_gps
libhybris: replace 7.1-caf pkg with separate test_hwcomposer binary (!88) As observed on UBPorts, hwcomposer implementation on Android 7 CAF (non-Nexus Qualcomm) devices has slight differences in employed structs, which makes them binary incompatible with AOSP headers. Halium 7.1 android-headers extracted from LineageOS include those modifications (e. g. https://github.com/Halium/android-headers/blob/halium-7.1/hardware/hwcomposer.h#L290), so it is enough to add QTI_BSP/QCOM_BSP to defines of programs utilizing those headers. In case of libhybris, only test_hwcomposer is affected so far on 7.1 (might be not true for Android 5.1/6!). This change avoids providing libhybris-7.1-caf package by building a separate binary of test_hwcomposer for affected devices.
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test_hwcomposer test_hwcomposer_7_caf test_input test_lights test_media test_nfc
Package libhybris (#1402) As discussed in #1039, I want to split feature/hybris branch into smaller sensible pull requests. This is the first one that simply adds android-headers and libhybris packaging. libhybris allows apps compiled with glibc (musl in our case) to load Android libraries that utilize bionic libc, which is used to load proprietary userspace drivers. The package isn't very useful on its own and requires core (non-UI/Java) Android services to be running in some way - either in Halium-style LXC container or in same root as main OS with modified init (Mer/Sailfish do it this way). Both ways are tested to work in postmarketOS. libhybris also includes some tests, not all of them are known to be representative, but test_vibrator and test_egl_configs are usually good indicators if system is set up correctly.
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test_recorder test_sensors test_sf test_vibrator test_wifi"
_libs_specific="libcamera.so.1.0.0 libhardware.so.2.0.0
libhybris-common.so.1.0.0 libhybris-eglplatformcommon.so.1.0.0
libhybris-hwcomposerwindow.so.1.0.0 libis.so.1.0.0 libmedia.so.1
libmedia.so.1.0.0 libnfc_ndef_nxp.so.1.0.0 libnfc_nxp.so.1.0.0
libsf.so.1.0.0 libsync.so.2.0.0 libui.so.1.0.0 libvibrator.so.1.0.0
libwifi.so.1.0.0
libhybris/eglplatform_fbdev.so libhybris/eglplatform_hwcomposer.so
libhybris/eglplatform_null.so libhybris/eglplatform_wayland.so
libhybris/eglplatform_x11.so"
build() {
cd "$builddir/hybris"
NOCONFIGURE=1 ./autogen.sh
hybris/*: enable building for armv7 (!297) [ci:skip-build]: simple arch change, building will probably take too long
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if [ "$CARCH" == "armhf" -o "$CARCH" == "armv7" ]; then
libhybris: replace 7.1-caf pkg with separate test_hwcomposer binary (!88) As observed on UBPorts, hwcomposer implementation on Android 7 CAF (non-Nexus Qualcomm) devices has slight differences in employed structs, which makes them binary incompatible with AOSP headers. Halium 7.1 android-headers extracted from LineageOS include those modifications (e. g. https://github.com/Halium/android-headers/blob/halium-7.1/hardware/hwcomposer.h#L290), so it is enough to add QTI_BSP/QCOM_BSP to defines of programs utilizing those headers. In case of libhybris, only test_hwcomposer is affected so far on 7.1 (might be not true for Android 5.1/6!). This change avoids providing libhybris-7.1-caf package by building a separate binary of test_hwcomposer for affected devices.
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_vers="7.1 4.4"
Package libhybris (#1402) As discussed in #1039, I want to split feature/hybris branch into smaller sensible pull requests. This is the first one that simply adds android-headers and libhybris packaging. libhybris allows apps compiled with glibc (musl in our case) to load Android libraries that utilize bionic libc, which is used to load proprietary userspace drivers. The package isn't very useful on its own and requires core (non-UI/Java) Android services to be running in some way - either in Halium-style LXC container or in same root as main OS with modified init (Mer/Sailfish do it this way). Both ways are tested to work in postmarketOS. libhybris also includes some tests, not all of them are known to be representative, but test_vibrator and test_egl_configs are usually good indicators if system is set up correctly.
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_ldpath="/usr/libexec/droid-hybris/system/lib:/vendor/lib:/system/lib"
_arch="arm"
hybris/libhybris: enable mali and adreno quirks (!428) Signed-off-by: Danct12 <danct12@disroot.org> [ci:skip-build]: already built in CI
2019-06-09 12:23:03 +00:00
_enable_quirks="--enable-mali-quirks \
--enable-adreno-quirks"
Package libhybris (#1402) As discussed in #1039, I want to split feature/hybris branch into smaller sensible pull requests. This is the first one that simply adds android-headers and libhybris packaging. libhybris allows apps compiled with glibc (musl in our case) to load Android libraries that utilize bionic libc, which is used to load proprietary userspace drivers. The package isn't very useful on its own and requires core (non-UI/Java) Android services to be running in some way - either in Halium-style LXC container or in same root as main OS with modified init (Mer/Sailfish do it this way). Both ways are tested to work in postmarketOS. libhybris also includes some tests, not all of them are known to be representative, but test_vibrator and test_egl_configs are usually good indicators if system is set up correctly.
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elif [ "$CARCH" == "aarch64" ]; then
libhybris: replace 7.1-caf pkg with separate test_hwcomposer binary (!88) As observed on UBPorts, hwcomposer implementation on Android 7 CAF (non-Nexus Qualcomm) devices has slight differences in employed structs, which makes them binary incompatible with AOSP headers. Halium 7.1 android-headers extracted from LineageOS include those modifications (e. g. https://github.com/Halium/android-headers/blob/halium-7.1/hardware/hwcomposer.h#L290), so it is enough to add QTI_BSP/QCOM_BSP to defines of programs utilizing those headers. In case of libhybris, only test_hwcomposer is affected so far on 7.1 (might be not true for Android 5.1/6!). This change avoids providing libhybris-7.1-caf package by building a separate binary of test_hwcomposer for affected devices.
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_vers="7.1"
Package libhybris (#1402) As discussed in #1039, I want to split feature/hybris branch into smaller sensible pull requests. This is the first one that simply adds android-headers and libhybris packaging. libhybris allows apps compiled with glibc (musl in our case) to load Android libraries that utilize bionic libc, which is used to load proprietary userspace drivers. The package isn't very useful on its own and requires core (non-UI/Java) Android services to be running in some way - either in Halium-style LXC container or in same root as main OS with modified init (Mer/Sailfish do it this way). Both ways are tested to work in postmarketOS. libhybris also includes some tests, not all of them are known to be representative, but test_vibrator and test_egl_configs are usually good indicators if system is set up correctly.
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_ldpath="/usr/libexec/droid-hybris/system/lib64:/vendor/lib64:/system/lib64"
_arch="arm64"
hybris/libhybris: enable mali and adreno quirks (!428) Signed-off-by: Danct12 <danct12@disroot.org> [ci:skip-build]: already built in CI
2019-06-09 12:23:03 +00:00
_enable_quirks="--enable-mali-quirks \
--enable-adreno-quirks"
hybris/libhybris: Fix eglplatform_wayland linking issue (!589) It should not directly call functions from hybris's libEGL, because it is not linking to libEGL. Load libEGL dynamically and resolve function at run time instead. Related: https://github.com/libhybris/libhybris/pull/424 [ci:skip-build]: already built successfully in CI
2019-08-14 07:52:14 +00:00
elif [ "$CARCH" == "x86" ]; then
_vers="7.1 4.4"
Update libhybris and add more related packages
2018-10-02 05:09:28 +00:00
_ldpath="/usr/libexec/droid-hybris/system/lib:/vendor/lib:/system/lib"
_arch="x86"
Package libhybris (#1402) As discussed in #1039, I want to split feature/hybris branch into smaller sensible pull requests. This is the first one that simply adds android-headers and libhybris packaging. libhybris allows apps compiled with glibc (musl in our case) to load Android libraries that utilize bionic libc, which is used to load proprietary userspace drivers. The package isn't very useful on its own and requires core (non-UI/Java) Android services to be running in some way - either in Halium-style LXC container or in same root as main OS with modified init (Mer/Sailfish do it this way). Both ways are tested to work in postmarketOS. libhybris also includes some tests, not all of them are known to be representative, but test_vibrator and test_egl_configs are usually good indicators if system is set up correctly.
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fi
for _headers_ver in $_vers; do
msg "building $pkgname-$_headers_ver"
./configure \
--prefix=/usr \
--enable-wayland \
--enable-trace \
--enable-debug \
--enable-experimental \
--with-android-headers=/usr/include/android-$_headers_ver \
--with-default-hybris-ld-library-path=$_ldpath \
--enable-arch=$_arch \
hybris/libhybris: enable mali and adreno quirks (!428) Signed-off-by: Danct12 <danct12@disroot.org> [ci:skip-build]: already built in CI
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$_enable_quirks \
Package libhybris (#1402) As discussed in #1039, I want to split feature/hybris branch into smaller sensible pull requests. This is the first one that simply adds android-headers and libhybris packaging. libhybris allows apps compiled with glibc (musl in our case) to load Android libraries that utilize bionic libc, which is used to load proprietary userspace drivers. The package isn't very useful on its own and requires core (non-UI/Java) Android services to be running in some way - either in Halium-style LXC container or in same root as main OS with modified init (Mer/Sailfish do it this way). Both ways are tested to work in postmarketOS. libhybris also includes some tests, not all of them are known to be representative, but test_vibrator and test_egl_configs are usually good indicators if system is set up correctly.
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--enable-property-cache
libhybris: replace 7.1-caf pkg with separate test_hwcomposer binary (!88) As observed on UBPorts, hwcomposer implementation on Android 7 CAF (non-Nexus Qualcomm) devices has slight differences in employed structs, which makes them binary incompatible with AOSP headers. Halium 7.1 android-headers extracted from LineageOS include those modifications (e. g. https://github.com/Halium/android-headers/blob/halium-7.1/hardware/hwcomposer.h#L290), so it is enough to add QTI_BSP/QCOM_BSP to defines of programs utilizing those headers. In case of libhybris, only test_hwcomposer is affected so far on 7.1 (might be not true for Android 5.1/6!). This change avoids providing libhybris-7.1-caf package by building a separate binary of test_hwcomposer for affected devices.
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make clean
Package libhybris (#1402) As discussed in #1039, I want to split feature/hybris branch into smaller sensible pull requests. This is the first one that simply adds android-headers and libhybris packaging. libhybris allows apps compiled with glibc (musl in our case) to load Android libraries that utilize bionic libc, which is used to load proprietary userspace drivers. The package isn't very useful on its own and requires core (non-UI/Java) Android services to be running in some way - either in Halium-style LXC container or in same root as main OS with modified init (Mer/Sailfish do it this way). Both ways are tested to work in postmarketOS. libhybris also includes some tests, not all of them are known to be representative, but test_vibrator and test_egl_configs are usually good indicators if system is set up correctly.
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make DESTDIR="${_tmppkgdir}/$pkgname-$_headers_ver" install
done
}
package() {
cd "$builddir/hybris"
# make DESTDIR="${pkgdir}" install
mkdir -p "${pkgdir}"
cp -a ${_tmppkgdir}/$pkgname-$_main_headers_ver/* "${pkgdir}"
for _bin in ${_bins_specific}; do
libhybris: replace 7.1-caf pkg with separate test_hwcomposer binary (!88) As observed on UBPorts, hwcomposer implementation on Android 7 CAF (non-Nexus Qualcomm) devices has slight differences in employed structs, which makes them binary incompatible with AOSP headers. Halium 7.1 android-headers extracted from LineageOS include those modifications (e. g. https://github.com/Halium/android-headers/blob/halium-7.1/hardware/hwcomposer.h#L290), so it is enough to add QTI_BSP/QCOM_BSP to defines of programs utilizing those headers. In case of libhybris, only test_hwcomposer is affected so far on 7.1 (might be not true for Android 5.1/6!). This change avoids providing libhybris-7.1-caf package by building a separate binary of test_hwcomposer for affected devices.
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rm "${pkgdir}/usr/bin/${_bin}" || true
Package libhybris (#1402) As discussed in #1039, I want to split feature/hybris branch into smaller sensible pull requests. This is the first one that simply adds android-headers and libhybris packaging. libhybris allows apps compiled with glibc (musl in our case) to load Android libraries that utilize bionic libc, which is used to load proprietary userspace drivers. The package isn't very useful on its own and requires core (non-UI/Java) Android services to be running in some way - either in Halium-style LXC container or in same root as main OS with modified init (Mer/Sailfish do it this way). Both ways are tested to work in postmarketOS. libhybris also includes some tests, not all of them are known to be representative, but test_vibrator and test_egl_configs are usually good indicators if system is set up correctly.
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done
for _lib in ${_libs_specific}; do
rm "${pkgdir}/usr/lib/${_lib}"
done
}
_specific() {
Update libhybris and add more related packages
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depends="$pkgname"
Package libhybris (#1402) As discussed in #1039, I want to split feature/hybris branch into smaller sensible pull requests. This is the first one that simply adds android-headers and libhybris packaging. libhybris allows apps compiled with glibc (musl in our case) to load Android libraries that utilize bionic libc, which is used to load proprietary userspace drivers. The package isn't very useful on its own and requires core (non-UI/Java) Android services to be running in some way - either in Halium-style LXC container or in same root as main OS with modified init (Mer/Sailfish do it this way). Both ways are tested to work in postmarketOS. libhybris also includes some tests, not all of them are known to be representative, but test_vibrator and test_egl_configs are usually good indicators if system is set up correctly.
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for _bin in ${_bins_specific}; do
install -Dm755 "${_tmppkgdir}/${subpkgname}/usr/bin/${_bin}" \
libhybris: replace 7.1-caf pkg with separate test_hwcomposer binary (!88) As observed on UBPorts, hwcomposer implementation on Android 7 CAF (non-Nexus Qualcomm) devices has slight differences in employed structs, which makes them binary incompatible with AOSP headers. Halium 7.1 android-headers extracted from LineageOS include those modifications (e. g. https://github.com/Halium/android-headers/blob/halium-7.1/hardware/hwcomposer.h#L290), so it is enough to add QTI_BSP/QCOM_BSP to defines of programs utilizing those headers. In case of libhybris, only test_hwcomposer is affected so far on 7.1 (might be not true for Android 5.1/6!). This change avoids providing libhybris-7.1-caf package by building a separate binary of test_hwcomposer for affected devices.
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"${subpkgdir}/usr/bin/${_bin}" || true
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done
for _lib in ${_libs_specific}; do
install -Dm755 "${_tmppkgdir}/${subpkgname}/usr/lib/${_lib}" \
"${subpkgdir}/usr/lib/${_lib}"
done
}
egl() {
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depends="$pkgname"
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pkgdesc="libhybris libEGL runtime libraries"
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install="$subpkgname.post-install"
install -d "$subpkgdir"/usr/lib/libhybris-egl
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mv "$pkgdir"/usr/lib/libEGL.so.* \
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"$subpkgdir"/usr/lib/libhybris-egl/
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}
gles() {
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depends="$pkgname"
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pkgdesc="libhybris libGLESv2 runtime libraries"
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install -d "$subpkgdir"/usr/lib/libhybris-egl
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mv "$pkgdir"/usr/lib/libGLES*.so.* \
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"$subpkgdir"/usr/lib/libhybris-egl/
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}
_wayland() {
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depends="$pkgname"
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pkgdesc="libhybris libwayland-egl library"
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mkdir -p "$subpkgdir"/usr/lib/libhybris-egl
mv "$pkgdir"/usr/lib/libwayland-egl.so.* "$subpkgdir"/usr/lib/libhybris-egl/ \
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|| return 1
}
dev() {
default_dev
# Avoid conflicts with mesa-dev
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install -d "$subpkgdir"/usr/lib/libhybris-egl
mv "$subpkgdir"/usr/lib/lib*GL*.so "$subpkgdir"/usr/lib/libhybris-egl
mv "$subpkgdir"/usr/lib/libwayland-egl.so "$subpkgdir"/usr/lib/libhybris-egl
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cd "$subpkgdir"/usr/lib/pkgconfig
rm -f egl.pc glesv*.pc wayland-egl.pc
cd "$subpkgdir"/usr/include
# Move libhybris-provided headers into hybris dir
mv CL EGL GLES GLES2 KHR VG hybris
# Symlink eglhybris.h
mkdir -p EGL
cd EGL
ln -s ../hybris/EGL/eglhybris.h .
}
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hybris/libhybris: updated to the latest 08-05-2018 commit, fixed compilation (!424) Signed-off-by: Asriel Dreemurr <asriel.danctnix@gmail.com>
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Package libhybris (#1402) As discussed in #1039, I want to split feature/hybris branch into smaller sensible pull requests. This is the first one that simply adds android-headers and libhybris packaging. libhybris allows apps compiled with glibc (musl in our case) to load Android libraries that utilize bionic libc, which is used to load proprietary userspace drivers. The package isn't very useful on its own and requires core (non-UI/Java) Android services to be running in some way - either in Halium-style LXC container or in same root as main OS with modified init (Mer/Sailfish do it this way). Both ways are tested to work in postmarketOS. libhybris also includes some tests, not all of them are known to be representative, but test_vibrator and test_egl_configs are usually good indicators if system is set up correctly.
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hybris/libhybris: updated for gralloc handler (!428) Signed-off-by: Danct12 <danct12@disroot.org>
2019-06-08 10:54:50 +00:00
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hybris/libhybris: upgrade to current master (!666) and drop a patch that was upstreamed [ci:skip-build]: already built successfully in CI
2019-10-06 01:18:02 +00:00
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