Linux Plumbers Conf 2014

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Abstract

The presentation will show what we had to do to get AOSP to build with Clang 3.5, including common code fragments that failed, how to fix it, and what can be types of bad code detected by clang can be dangerous even with gcc.

The discussion that follows will cover:
- What’s left to do before we have a fully working 100% clang build of AOSP
- What to do to minimize the number of updates that break Clang again
- Next steps (stlport to libc++ migration, …)

Tags

Clang, android, libc++

Presentation Materials

Speaker

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  Bernhard Rosenkraenzer

  Linaro
  Biography

  Bernhard Rosenkraenzer has been a Linux developer since 1995 and has written code for more than 100 FOSS projects.
  He is currently working in Linaro’s Android team. He is also a council member of the OpenMandriva foundation.

  Sessions

  • * Switching OpenMandriva to clang
    • Title: Switching OpenMandriva to clang
    • Microconference: LLVM
    • One Line Summary:

      Experiences OpenMandriva made while changing the distribution’s default compiler to clang 3.5

    • slides
    • Speakers: Bernhard Rosenkraenzer
  • * Building Android userland with clang
    • Title: Building Android userland with clang
    • Microconference: LLVM
    • One Line Summary:

      Problems when trying to build Android userland with clang, and future steps

    • slides
    • Speakers: Bernhard Rosenkraenzer
  • * Moving Android towards clang
    • Title: Moving Android towards clang
    • Microconference: Android/Mobile
    • Time: 3:10pm
    • One Line Summary:

      Problems, fixes, and future plans for building Android with clang

    • slides
    • Speakers: Bernhard Rosenkraenzer