All bazel crosstools automatically pass -Wall to compiles. The order of
operations is:
- bazel crosstool flags
- `--host_copt` flags and other variations like `--host_cxxopt`
- the `copts` defined on the rule
Because of this when protobuf produces warnings, there's no way to
disable them from the consumer side if they are re-enabled later by
another `-Wall` flag.
Not sure the history for why there were two objc_library targets, but
given the one has an issue about not working, merge them into a single
target and an alias.
- Use the alias for :objectivec since that naming doesn't seem to follow
the other targets *_library targets here.
- Update :protobuf_objc to be use for the working target and just inline
the sources/headers lists so there is less indirection in the file.
Fixes#5284
* objectivec: Quash -Wself-assign
* objectivec: Set -Wno-vla when building
Objective-C protobuf uses VLAs for performance reasons. Ensure Clang
doesn’t complain about them.
This change reduces the excessive warnings when compiling C++ protobufs like "external/protobuf_archive/python/google/protobuf/pyext/message.cc:2629:1: warning: ISO C++ forbids converting a string constant to 'char*' [-Wwrite-strings]"
`python/google/__init__.py` declares the top-level 'google' namespace so that
`google.protobuf` can be imported alongside other Google Python modules like
`google.auth`.
This works well when installing protobuf via Pip, but the Bazel `//:python_srcs`
rule doesn't include this file in its `srcs`. Bazel implicitly creates an empty
`google/__init__.py`, which does *not* set up a namespace. The result is that
consuming Python protobuf via Bazel breaks all other Google Python libraries.
This fixes#4658.
@com_google_protobuf prefixed versions. This allows them to work in 3rd party
repositories.
Fix a bad visibility rule. :hidden does not exist, but :private does.
This prevents the Bazel `CcProtoAspect` from generating and linking
C++ object code for these files. Without this blacklist, symbols for
protobuf types depended on by `libprotobuf` may be defined multiple
times and violate the ODR rule.
Fixes https://github.com/google/protobuf/issues/4311
Fixes: #4256.
Bazel@HEAD supports Java 9.
The current code has one single issue with Java 9 compliance: the usage
of sun.misc package. We add jdk.unsupported module with --add-modules
compiler option for now. Long term, the usage of non public API should
be avoided.
To build with Java 9, build custom bazel version and issue:
$ bazel --host_javabase=/usr/lib64/jvm/java-9-openjdk build \
--javacopt='--release 9' \
--java_toolchain=@bazel_tools//tools/jdk:toolchain_jdk9 \
:protobuf_java
-Wno-writable-strings removes 230 "ISO C++11 does not allow conversion from
string literal to 'char *'" warnings from TensorFlow test / build output.
These happen because pyext/ sources pass string literals to Python C API data
structures, e.g. PyGetSetDef, which for some reason were designed to not have
the const qualifier.
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Yilun Chong
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