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When files have spaces in them, we need to use double quotes. Otherwise
some of the bash commands like `basename` and `mktemp` don't use the
full filename which results in incorrect behavior.
Bug: 337895632
Change-Id: Ia50946051bd8ef6cff460810d3559f98d55731c6
Signed-off-by: Will McVicker <willmcvicker@google.com>
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Tripped me up in b/337956762#comment7, where I thought
this binary had no native libs, but it was really 32-bit
only.
Bug: 337956762
Test: manual
Change-Id: I225757e2fd5618aa058ef1a528850827feb309f1
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If an APK is passed in, then check the zipalignment as well to see if
it's 16K aligned. This will help cover both requirements -- zipalignment
and ELF alignment.
Also, add a print message after checking ELF alignment to indicate that
it was successful. This helps indicate success when there are no shared
libraries in the APK.
Bug: 337895632
Change-Id: I2578dba77e13570aa5b880f950058cfcd939857f
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This script can be used to check the ELF alignment of shared libraries
in the provided path or in the provided *.apk file.
Bug: 337895632
Change-Id: I3b40383eab076809a73e2ffcf920e6bd8b638cff
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Create the system/extras/tools directory for simple analysis helpers.
Publish a host tool helper script that aids visualization of kernel
runtime collected lock dependencies. Helpful to look for circular
locks, or to get a handle on locking order used in a driver.
Bug: 28310683
Change-Id: Ib52c23f4cdefb37882232eff11b943eeb1b2abfa
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