Android JIT编译：adb shell cmd package compile选项
例如：
adb shell cmd package compile -m speed -f --full 包名配置参数指令说明：
compile [-r COMPILATION_REASON] [-m COMPILER_FILTER] [-p PRIORITY] [-f]
--primary-dex\] \[--secondary-dex\] \[--include-dependencies\] \[--full
--split SPLIT_NAME\] \[--reset\] \[-a \| PACKAGE_NAME
Dexopt a package or all packages.
Options:
-a Dexopt all packages
-r Set the compiler filter and the priority based on the given
compilation reason.
Available options: 'first-boot', 'boot-after-ota',
'boot-after-mainline-update', 'install', 'bg-dexopt', 'cmdline'.
-m Set the target compiler filter. The filter actually used may be
different, e.g. 'speed-profile' without profiles present may result in
'verify' being used instead. If not specified, this defaults to the
value given by -r, or the system property 'pm.dexopt.cmdline'.
Available options (in descending order): 'speed', 'speed-profile',
'verify'.
-p Set the priority of the operation, which determines the resource usage
and the process priority. If not specified, this defaults to
the value given by -r, or 'PRIORITY_INTERACTIVE'.
Available options (in descending order): 'PRIORITY_BOOT',
'PRIORITY_INTERACTIVE_FAST', 'PRIORITY_INTERACTIVE',
'PRIORITY_BACKGROUND'.
-f Force dexopt, also when the compiler filter being applied is not
better than that of the current dexopt artifacts for a package.
--reset Reset the dexopt state of the package as if the package is newly
installed.
More specifically, it clears reference profiles, current profiles, and
any code compiled from those local profiles. If there is an external
profile (e.g., a cloud profile), the code compiled from that profile
will be kept.
For secondary dex files, it also clears all dexopt artifacts.
When this flag is set, all the other flags are ignored.
-v Verbose mode. This mode prints detailed results.
--force-merge-profile Force merge profiles even if the difference between
before and after the merge is not significant.
Scope options:
--primary-dex Dexopt primary dex files only (all APKs that are installed
as part of the package, including the base APK and all other split
APKs).
--secondary-dex Dexopt secondary dex files only (APKs/JARs that the app
puts in its own data directory at runtime and loads with custom
classloaders).
--include-dependencies Include dependency packages (dependencies that are
declared by the app with <uses-library> tags and transitive
dependencies). This option can only be used together with
'--primary-dex' or '--secondary-dex'.
--full Dexopt all above. (Recommended)
--split SPLIT_NAME Only dexopt the given split. If SPLIT_NAME is an empty
string, only dexopt the base APK.
Tip: To pass an empty string, use a pair of quotes ("").
When this option is set, '--primary-dex', '--secondary-dex',
'--include-dependencies', '--full', and '-a' must not be set.
Note: If none of the scope options above are set, the scope defaults to
'--primary-dex --include-dependencies'.
delete-dexopt PACKAGE_NAME
Delete the dexopt artifacts of both primary dex files and secondary dex
files of a package.
bg-dexopt-job [--cancel | --disable | --enable]
Control the background dexopt job.
Without flags, it starts a background dexopt job immediately and waits for
it to finish. If a job is already started either automatically by the
system or through this command, it will wait for the running job to
finish and then start a new one.
Different from 'pm compile -r bg-dexopt -a', the behavior of this command
is the same as a real background dexopt job. Specifically,
- It only dexopts a subset of apps determined by either the system's
default logic based on app usage data or the custom logic specified by
the 'ArtManagerLocal.setBatchDexoptStartCallback' Java API.
- It runs dexopt in parallel, where the concurrency setting is specified
by the system property 'pm.dexopt.bg-dexopt.concurrency'.
If the storage is low, it also downgrades unused apps.
It also cleans up obsolete files.
Options:
--cancel Cancel any currently running background dexopt job immediately.
This cancels jobs started either automatically by the system or through
this command. This command is not blocking.
--disable: Disable the background dexopt job from being started by the
job scheduler. If a job is already started by the job scheduler and is
running, it will be cancelled immediately. Does not affect jobs started
through this command or by the system in other ways.
This state will be lost when the system_server process exits.
--enable: Enable the background dexopt job to be started by the job
scheduler again, if previously disabled by --disable.
When a list of package names is passed, this command does NOT start a real
background dexopt job. Instead, it dexopts the given packages sequentially.
This usage is deprecated. Please use 'pm compile -r bg-dexopt PACKAGE_NAME'
instead.