Revert submission 1540633
Reason for revert: AOSP not updated yet
Reverted Changes:
I418cd4fc5:Update AIDL IVibrator manifest version to 2.
I08b4b189d:matrix: IVibrator AIDL has version 2.
Change-Id: I429faacf309aa61aa044d72b873e23ba25ed5bca
Revert submission 1540633
Reason for revert: AOSP not updated yet
Reverted Changes:
I418cd4fc5:Update AIDL IVibrator manifest version to 2.
I08b4b189d:matrix: IVibrator AIDL has version 2.
Change-Id: I1cc5ab201e079a09c4db2667207c856ff56b0988
This CL introduces unit tests to validate the V1_X::utils::Device,
*PreparedModel, and *Buffer adapter classes. It does so by mocking the
underlying HIDL interface in order to simulate a driver returning bad
data, HIDL transport failures, and service crashes.
Note that the purpose of these new tests is to validate the adapter
classes themselves, not the HIDL interfaces they use. For example,
because nn::IPreparedModel does not currently define a method for
configuring a burst execution, V1_[23]::utils::PreparedModel similarly
does not use hardware::neuralnetworks::V1_[23]::IPreparedModel's
configureExecutionBurst method.
This CL also introduces unit tests to validate the utils::Resilient*
adapter classes, and mocks DEAD_OBJECT failures to ensure that the
underyling object can be recovered appropriately.
Bug: 163801800
Test: mma
Test: atest neuralnetworks_utils_hal_common_test
Test: atest neuralnetworks_utils_hal_1_[0-3]_test
Change-Id: I2c79865bf666d3f4bf53061ff5090746403583e9
Merged-In: I2c79865bf666d3f4bf53061ff5090746403583e9
(cherry picked from commit afc4d7cfe7)
Prior to this CL, ResilientPreparedModel and ResilientBuffer were
passthrough interfaces that just forwarded calls to the underlying
interface object. This CL implements the full recovery mechanism for
these two classes. However, because we do not want to enable this
functionality in the NN runtime yet, ResilientDevice hides the paths
that create ResilientPreparedModel and ResilientBuffer behind an #if
until we want to enable those paths.
Bug: N/A
Test: mma
Change-Id: Idfe8093c63c7ba2f16c995eec872d150696e7a08
Merged-In: Idfe8093c63c7ba2f16c995eec872d150696e7a08
(cherry picked from commit 667dc2dcac)
Since negative values indicates network did not suggest
data retry timer, the type should be signed instead of
unsigned.
Test: Manual
Fix: 159672248
Change-Id: Ibda126c7db6b7e1fef9323d4b2aace37ca13ebc1
Add missing checks for invalid channel mask and tags
in playback and record metadata. Fix the behavior of
the default wrapper.
Bug: 142480271
Test: atest VtsHalAudioV6_0TargetTest
Test: atest VtsHalAudioV7_0TargetTest
with side-loaded V7 default wrapper
Change-Id: Ie0f82b2becc457b735349eb351ea29989a64f22c
Add tests that try passing invalid enum-string values to HAL
methods taking enum-strings. Fix issues found in the default
wrapper.
Interface updates:
- Update AudioConfig structure to indicate whether
AudioOffloadInfo is specified.
- Add return value to IStreamIn.updateSinkMetadata
and IStreamOut.updateSourceMetadata to provide indication
of invalid arguments.
- Specify the behavior of IDevice.open{Input|Output}Stream
in the case of invalid arguments vs. rejected config.
Bug: 142480271
Test: atest VtsHalAudioV6_0TargetTest
Test: atest VtsHalAudioV7_0TargetTest
with side-loaded V7 default wrapper
Change-Id: I6bd7be3869cc7a8d5d00506565bbf0b3a050b630
Introduce platform-neutral C library ("libeic") which can be used to
implement an Identity Credential Trusted Application/Applet in Secure
Hardware.
The libeic library is intentionally low-level, has no dependencies
(not even libc), uses very little run-time memory (less than 500 bytes
during a provisioning or presentation session), and doesn't
dynamically allocate any memory. Crypto routines are provided by the
library user through a simple crypto interface defined in EicOps.
Also provide an Android-side HAL implementation designed to
communicate with libeic running in Secure Hardware outside
Android. Abstract out communications between HAL and TA in a couple of
SecureHardwareProxy* classes which mimic libeic 1:1.
The default implementation of the HAL is a combination of the
aforementioned HAL using libeic in-process backed by BoringSSL for the
crypto bits.
Test: atest VtsHalIdentityTargetTest
Test: atest android.security.identity.cts
Bug: 170146643
Change-Id: I3bf43fa7fd9362f94023052591801f2094a04607
Add channel mask and audio attributes tags to playback
and record track metadata sent to audio HAL.
The legacy HAL wrapper supports older legacy HAL versions
by sending partial metadata when the legay HAL version is
less than 3.2.
Bug: 168751366
Test: make
Change-Id: Iba3ee3b669e4300201374d4a0d5cf45a04872274
Merged-In: Iba3ee3b669e4300201374d4a0d5cf45a04872274
