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HALs are starting to move to blueprint files, which means that pathmap ifeqs no longer work. This results in modules with the same name in different platform HAL directories. Since these modules aren't used or linked anywhere outside the HAL directories and a device's device.mk, we can safely use a soong namespace to isolate the different HAL directories' blueprints. This defines the PRODUCT_SOONG_NAMESPACES make flag so make knows which namespace to look in as well. Change-Id: I549e6da863465d79b12c7453aa169d5d963afa52
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