Use versioned VNDK directories
VNDK directories will have "-$VER" as their suffix, where $VER is set
by the property "ro.vndk.version".
For example, if the $VER is "28", the vndk-sp directory is
"system/lib[64]/vndk-sp-28/".
Bug: 69984421
Test: Check if the apps that uses RS works without problem.
Change-Id: I24a9b0ca51f12ab5562a661761401d057d6346a0
diff --git a/cpu_ref/rsCpuExecutable.cpp b/cpu_ref/rsCpuExecutable.cpp
index 9dcc842..3c62d05 100644
--- a/cpu_ref/rsCpuExecutable.cpp
+++ b/cpu_ref/rsCpuExecutable.cpp
@@ -137,16 +137,20 @@
linkDriverName.erase(linkDriverName.length() - 3);
linkDriverName.replace(0, 3, "-l");
+ static const std::string vndkLibCompilerRt =
+ getVndkSysLibPath() + "/libcompiler_rt.so";
const char *compiler_rt = isRunningInVndkNamespace() ?
- SYSLIBPATH_VNDK "/libcompiler_rt.so" : SYSLIBPATH "/libcompiler_rt.so";
+ vndkLibCompilerRt.c_str() : SYSLIBPATH "/libcompiler_rt.so";
const char *mTriple = "-mtriple=" DEFAULT_TARGET_TRIPLE_STRING;
const char *libPath = "--library-path=" SYSLIBPATH;
// vndk path is only added when RS framework is running in vndk namespace.
// If we unconditionally add the vndk path to the library path, then RS
// driver in the vndk-sp directory will always be used even for CPU fallback
// case, where RS framework is loaded from the default namespace.
+ static const std::string vndkLibPathString =
+ "--library-path=" + getVndkSysLibPath();
const char *vndkLibPath = isRunningInVndkNamespace() ?
- "--library-path=" SYSLIBPATH_VNDK : "";
+ vndkLibPathString.c_str() : "";
const char *vendorLibPath = "--library-path=" SYSLIBPATH_VENDOR;
// The search path order should be vendor -> vndk -> system
