Compile core-apps according to their own "reason" for A/B

If the core apps are not preopted in the B OTA, and REASON_AB_OTA is not
speed (by default is speed-profile) they will be interepreted/JITed.
This in itself is not a problem as we will end up doing profile guided
compilation. However, some core apps may be loaded by system server
which doesn't JIT and we need to make sure we don't interpret-only.

Bug: 30032273
Change-Id: Idb11b1c01c4c4ceba043feb3a9ccc6958035d3b7
This commit is contained in:
Calin Juravle
2016-07-12 13:56:34 +01:00
parent c1182a8128
commit 565621328d

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@@ -213,9 +213,19 @@ public class OtaDexoptService extends IOtaDexopt.Stub {
// Use the package manager install and install lock here for the OTA dex optimizer.
PackageDexOptimizer optimizer = new OTADexoptPackageDexOptimizer(
collectingInstaller, mPackageManagerService.mInstallLock, mContext);
// Make sure that core apps are optimized according to their own "reason".
// If the core apps are not preopted in the B OTA, and REASON_AB_OTA is not speed
// (by default is speed-profile) they will be interepreted/JITed. This in itself is not a
// problem as we will end up doing profile guided compilation. However, some core apps may
// be loaded by system server which doesn't JIT and we need to make sure we don't
// interpret-only
int compilationReason = nextPackage.coreApp
? PackageManagerService.REASON_CORE_APP
: PackageManagerService.REASON_AB_OTA;
optimizer.performDexOpt(nextPackage, nextPackage.usesLibraryFiles,
null /* ISAs */, false /* checkProfiles */,
getCompilerFilterForReason(PackageManagerService.REASON_AB_OTA));
getCompilerFilterForReason(compilationReason));
mCommandsForCurrentPackage = collectingConnection.commands;
if (mCommandsForCurrentPackage.isEmpty()) {