The interface lib has been in VNDK-SP because
android.hardware.graphics.mapper@1.0 was using it. However, since the
dependency has gone [1], there is no need keep it in VNDK-SP. The
VNDK-SP set should be kept as small as possible because libs in VNDK-SP
are subject to double-loading.
Unmark the 'support_system_process' property to exclude the lib from
VNDK-SP.
Bug: 69480083
Test: walleye boots to the UI
Merged-In: I8722c1ac15ddf56a627a12a0c649b4d734e5e5cd
Change-Id: I8722c1ac15ddf56a627a12a0c649b4d734e5e5cd
(cherry picked from commit ec44d18dbe)
FB (framebuffer) HAL has been replaced by HWC HAL for 5+ years, but
we still support the legacy path in SurfaceFlinger. Devices using
the legacy path cannot be Treblized.
This change allows such devices to use HIDL IComposer, by adding
support for FB HAL in the default implementation.
Test: boots hikey960
Change-Id: Ie9050bbcaac0fd5b134786f4f9f0f5075f4ebd0c
After initialization or onRefresh, we want to make sure
validateDisplay is called before presentDisplay.
Bug: 67505273
Test: manual
Change-Id: Id876d9251586aaaf552ca82c52f8f902af364251
The hardware composer service has a rule that only one client can be
connected at a time. The surface flinger process, when transitioning
composer ownership from surface flinger to vr flinger, will destroy the
current client on one thread and create a new client on another
thread. Although surface flinger ensures that these events happen in the
expected sequence (delete then create), the requests sometimes land in
the hardware composer service in inverted order, causing the creation
request to fail with an error.
Instead of failing with an error, block for a brief period (1 second)
until the existing client is removed, then proceed to initialize the new
client. This gives us enough time to ensure an inverted
creation/destruction order doesn't cause client creation to fail, while
avoiding a deadlock if the existing client is never destroyed.
Bug: 62925812
Test: - Transitioned to/from vr flinger hundreds of times, and confirmed
I no longer see sporadic composer client creation failure due to an
already existing client.
- Ran the vts graphics composer tests and confirmed they all pass.
Change-Id: I40be1fb0cb3d42ddb5a9fc159188886e9f5b6267
We should call native_handle_clone instead of IMapper::importBuffer
on sideband stream handles.
Bug: 63707399
Test: manual
Change-Id: Ie07e50f6bb771f3c7a69d29e36f60b149dc6af95
This reverts commit 33c08a53ac. Some
gralloc implementations apparently have library initializers (executed
on dlopen) which create anonymous sockets, open device nodes, etc.
which Zygote and some other non-Zygote-child processes that use libui
don't have permissions to do. When the library initializer fails, it
crashes the process.
Reverting this until this initialization code can be made lazy (on
first use of gralloc).
Bug: 62732270
Test: boot fugu to launcher
In the a.h.graphics.mapper default implementation, load the gralloc
module in a static constructor that runs when the library is loaded.
This causes Zygote to load the gralloc module and its dependencies
when it loads a.h.graphics.mapper, so that it doesn't have to be
loaded during each activity launch.
Bug: 62353585
Test: boot to launcher, run calculator, confirm gralloc library is in
/proc/`pid zygote64`/maps
Change-Id: I56defd76b0ba0fba71dea48e2b0d338511563d1f
BufferUsage::SENSOR_DIRECT_DATA should be filtered out for consumer
usage. BufferUsage::GPU_DATA_BUFFER should be filtered out for
producer usage and be translated to
GRALLOC1_CONSUMER_USAGE_GPU_DATA_BUFFER for consumer usage.
Bug: 62491483
Test: boots
Change-Id: I171712adf45ae80dadeed7997fb9872ff176fa1a
Split up utility classes that can be re-used in other IComposer related
tests (such as the IVrComposerClient tests).
Changes:
* Move GraphicsComposerCallback into separate module
* Extract TestCommandReader in separate module
* Extract Composer::execute() from test class
Bug: 38203529
Test: Compiled
Change-Id: I0d1193469e9dd94c477a63058f98111c162dfa99
There are implmentations that can dead lock when calling certain
functions in certain states. It works fine before HIDL because
SurfaceFlinger calls those functions in another thread. We allow
for 4 hwbinder threads in this commit to simulate how SurfaceFlinger
calls hwcomposer.
Bug: 38183197
Test: camera, videos, multi windows, screencap, screenrecord
Change-Id: Ie05b2ca349b8c1ed9a3ac962981434f2efee92d9
This should help buffer allocation performance. We choose 4 because
that is the number of binder threads in SurfaceFlinger.
Bug: 38243574
Test: manual
Change-Id: I704aacb271fb7fd6a91c9231ab8a5256531eebc9
android.hidl.base@1.0 and android.hidl.manager@1.0 are built into libhidltransport.
Test: links
Bug: 33276472
Merged-In: I08aaad80f7e2fc262aa3a8b66fe932e8133a928d
Change-Id: I08aaad80f7e2fc262aa3a8b66fe932e8133a928d
When setLayerBuffer() was called on a layer previously destroyed by
destroyLayer() the code would crash. Instead, return an error.
Bug: 37159844
Test: Ran vr flinger in a way that would trigger the crash, and
confirmed that I now get error logs instead of crashing. Unfortunately
the error code is consumed by the Composer wrapper class and not
propagated back to the caller, but that's a separate issue (b/37901601).
Change-Id: I75a5b954d47a1deac44d03851f60f347085eca89
android.hidl.base@1.0 and android.hidl.manager@1.0 are built into libhidltransport.
Test: links
Bug: 33276472
Change-Id: I08aaad80f7e2fc262aa3a8b66fe932e8133a928d
