ART: Native support for multidex
Native support for zip files with multiple classesX.dex.
Works by explicitly looking for those files in ascending order. As
these files have no file system representation for themselves,
introduce synthetic dex locations: the name of the originating file
plus a colon plus the name of the dex file, e.g., test.jar:classes2.dex.
Opening a zip dex file will return all dex files in this way. This
keeps the changes to dex2oat minimal.
To hide multidex/synthetic names from the Java layer, let the handle
of dalvik.system.DexFile refer to a vector of DexFile objects. When
opening a location, test possible synthetic names and add them to the
vector. Thus, the original multidex jar in the classpath will be
associated with all embedded dex files.
Change-Id: I0de107e1369cbc94416c544aca3b17525c9eac8b
diff --git a/runtime/dex_file_test.cc b/runtime/dex_file_test.cc
index a814c34..c1e00fc 100644
--- a/runtime/dex_file_test.cc
+++ b/runtime/dex_file_test.cc
@@ -146,8 +146,11 @@
// read dex file
ScopedObjectAccess soa(Thread::Current());
std::string error_msg;
- const DexFile* dex_file = DexFile::Open(location, location, &error_msg);
- CHECK(dex_file != nullptr) << error_msg;
+ std::vector<const DexFile*> tmp;
+ bool success = DexFile::Open(location, location, &error_msg, &tmp);
+ CHECK(success) << error_msg;
+ EXPECT_EQ(1U, tmp.size());
+ const DexFile* dex_file = tmp[0];
EXPECT_EQ(PROT_READ, dex_file->GetPermissions());
EXPECT_TRUE(dex_file->IsReadOnly());
return dex_file;