Pass OpenJDK 8's bootclasspath for host tools targeting <= 1.8.
Follow the Make change in I9b6081edfdd2c3e9a450ae8a39c4e32c3d2cda92
to explicitly pass the OpenJDK 8 bootclasspath when targeting <= 1.8.
Bug: 70862583
Test: java_test.go
Test: javap -c -p out/soong/.intermediates/external/guava/guava/linux_glibc_common/javac/classes/com/google/common/hash/AbstractStreamingHashFunction\$AbstractStreamingHasher.class | grep ByteBuffer.flip
shows java/nio/Buffer return type in signature.
Change-Id: Ief66bbf6e3a4220b3afb2e02009bd0157d4c7fae
diff --git a/java/java.go b/java/java.go
index dbf202a..8159af8 100644
--- a/java/java.go
+++ b/java/java.go
@@ -597,6 +597,29 @@
// classpath
flags.bootClasspath.AddPaths(deps.bootClasspath)
flags.classpath.AddPaths(deps.classpath)
+
+ if len(flags.bootClasspath) == 0 && ctx.Host() && !ctx.Config().TargetOpenJDK9() &&
+ !Bool(j.properties.No_standard_libs) &&
+ inList(flags.javaVersion, []string{"1.6", "1.7", "1.8"}) {
+ // Give host-side tools a version of OpenJDK's standard libraries
+ // close to what they're targeting. As of Dec 2017, AOSP is only
+ // bundling OpenJDK 8 and 9, so nothing < 8 is available.
+ //
+ // When building with OpenJDK 8, the following should have no
+ // effect since those jars would be available by default.
+ //
+ // When building with OpenJDK 9 but targeting a version < 1.8,
+ // putting them on the bootclasspath means that:
+ // a) code can't (accidentally) refer to OpenJDK 9 specific APIs
+ // b) references to existing APIs are not reinterpreted in an
+ // OpenJDK 9-specific way, eg. calls to subclasses of
+ // java.nio.Buffer as in http://b/70862583
+ java8Home := ctx.Config().Getenv("ANDROID_JAVA8_HOME")
+ flags.bootClasspath = append(flags.bootClasspath,
+ android.PathForSource(ctx, java8Home, "jre/lib/jce.jar"),
+ android.PathForSource(ctx, java8Home, "jre/lib/rt.jar"))
+ }
+
// systemModules
if deps.systemModules != nil {
flags.systemModules = append(flags.systemModules, deps.systemModules)