getDisplayInfo() now returns proper information for
HWC managed displays.
hotplug is sitll not supported; so this is not fully correct
as the information returned will be bogus if the HDMI screen
is not plugged in.
Bug: 7191563
Change-Id: If55d8e829fae0443571548155007f486cdf9bc9f
until now we were tracking when a sensors was
physically enabled or disabled and we were reporting
that to the BattaryService.
this wasn incorrect because we could have several different
apps enabling the same sensor, so the accounting by the
battery service would be incorrect in that case (depending
on the order in which these apps disabled said sensor).
BatteryService tracks sensors per uid, however SensorService
does this per binder connection, so we could have several
binder connections for the same uid, to solve this we keep
a list of sensor/uid -> count, which is the bulk of this
change.
Bug: 6661604
Change-Id: I561c198c42ba1736a8671bdacda4c76d72b9dd6f
It shouldn't have caused much harm though.
Also log a warning when enabling a sensor
for a connection that is already enabled.
Change-Id: Ia4a052381e79183cd4cb1bedc7ba08e5228d7a38
This change makes updateTexImage default to performing the necessary
synchronization and adds an argument for SurfaceFlinger to disable that
synchronization so that it can be performed lazily.
Change-Id: I7c20923cc786634126fbf7021c9d2541aa77be5d
Bug: 6991805
The Surface createDisplay() call takes a display name for debugging.
This change carries it through SurfaceFlinger and displays it in
the "dumpsys SurfaceFlinger" output.
Bug 7058158
Change-Id: I79f3474a8656ff1beb7b478e0dbf2c5de666118a
we were not calling eglSwapBuffers() on external displays
because they can't use HWC which caused us to think they
didn't have GLES composition.
Change-Id: I6cef4ae40b138412d2e6f2acda33c9d222b03a83
- decouple GL and main display initialization
- ensure that each "supported" display has its own FramebufferSurface
- onScreenAcquired/Released now takes a display
Change-Id: If34a05f3dea40f6c79db77f4dde283a2580daac4
The hints were being set a little too late, so the pre-rotation stuff
wasn't quite working.
Bug 7054997
Change-Id: Id8d5c626db7a76f768ba762a145b315878ee08e6
There are two different translations to apply in the logical
orientation, one before scaling and one after.
So translate, scale, translate then rotate.
Bug: 7139798
Change-Id: I0726991cadb62988390e77503dbbaed54f07bfe3
we now make sure to take the blanked state of a display into
account when we build its list of visible layers, this ensures
that we won't call prepare/set with a non-empty list when the
display is blanked.
Possibly fixes 7075380, 7103553, 7130187, 7016215
Bug: 7075380
Change-Id: I9fdd2e73d1b7621eaeca3d4ac2ae60d9fb1b3631
This adds a trivial workaround for a one-shot boot time crash, plus
an explicit check and abort for a failure condition that currently
presents as a less obvious failure.
Bug: 7145521, 7147557
Change-Id: I548f6a9caa9f0bd5710aaecea0e1c6c7c8f2f281
FramebufferSurface no longer speaks directly to the FB HAL. Now
everything goes through HWComposer (which may or may not be
connected to a hardware composer).
Added display index arg to some query methods.
Change-Id: Id3e157d2d4e3555d33afbb703e518b6e92e2d6d5
This change adds a compile-option to use eglWaitSyncANDROID to ensure that
texturing operations that access the current buffer of a SurfaceTexture do not
occur until the buffer is completely written. It also moves this
synchronization into a new SurfaceTexture method called doGLFenceWait and
changes SurfaceFlinger's Layer class to use that method rather than performing
its own wait on the fence.
Change-Id: I70afa88086ca7ff49a80e3cd03d423767db7cb88
onInitializeDisplays() was posting a transaction with changes
to the display projection. Unfortunately, it only set the
display orientation field and left viewport and frame
uninitialized.
The uninitialized values flowed downstream and found themselves
baked into a bogus DisplayDevice mGlobalTransform. That transform
was then applied to some Rects which were turned into Regions
that were them combined with other Regions.
Under certain situations, the uninitialized data might have
a largish value, resulting in the creation of Regions with
components in excess of the Region max-value limit of 0x7ffffff
(note that this is not INT_MAX). Later when performing a
binary operation using the Region, the Spanner would loop
indefinitely trying to figure out how to stuff a humongous
region inside of a max-value region. Not content to try
just once, the Spanner would continue trying again and
again, pegging the CPU and hanging surface flinger during boot.
Insanity soon followed.
Bug: 7130713
Change-Id: I0016f0c9662185be833474c212a1dd408096ae23
This change moves some common fence handling code into the base class for
BufferQueue consumer classes. It also makes the ConsumerBase class initialize
a buffer slot's fence with the acquire fence every time a buffer is acquired.
Change-Id: I0bd88bc269e919653b659bfb3ebfb04dd61692a0
the problem was that LayerBase::setPerFrameData() was always setting
this flag. in fact there was no reason to do this at that point since
the layer is initialized to a default state in setGeometry().
Bug: 7111259
Change-Id: Ib37b0dd7391a6163070e9aca025512159c1705f9
If SurfaceFlinger needs to refresh the screen but the dirty region is
empty, it won't set the layer acquire fences, and stale file
descriptors will be passed to HWC commit(). Now we make sure to clear
the stale file descriptors for each layer right after commit().
Bug: 7078301
Change-Id: I6953ff91fc5488f105b30b07306f9c45a4c3f780
