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* Update ndk from branch 'ndk-release-r18'
to e0bffbf01d6e2ee6c2dfb2579ee9f2d6adac3db4
- Merge "Fix race in clean with -j on Darwin." into ndk-release-r18
- Fix race in clean with -j on Darwin.
It looks like the original code here was mistaking TARGET_OBJS (the
target-specific but not module-specific object directory) with
LOCAL_OBJS_DIR (the target- and module-specific directory). This was
causing mutliple `rm -r` of the same directory to run simultaneously,
which can fail with "rm: fts_read: No such file or directory" on OS X.
Test: ndk-build -B clean V=1
Bug: android/ndk#198
Bug: http://b/37119411
Change-Id: I477f553f1bae5255c38eeddc009d246a87c165b1
(cherry picked from commit 01838afb0adbbe76fbbb3a68a5853b90190d9110)
- Merge "Explicitly build c++_static." into ndk-release-r18
- Explicitly build c++_static.
Test: ./checkbuild.py libc++
Bug: android/ndk#748
Change-Id: I744b500a2e532698617b83db28f1eba4f87f3102
(cherry picked from commit 332fe35c740ea125aedb262e3fa554ee2f9c310d)
Per https://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=222255 and http://www.egeek.me/2013/11/23/android-ndk-clean-failed-on-fts-read/ there's a race if you do -jN where N>1. Let's de-race it.
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