Temporarily increase the stylus timeout while we figure out where the
delay in BT information is coming from.
Change-Id: I27ab5a4db4ad14358c6e6803961612420371fce9
Sometimes stylus data will be delayed by 30 - 40ms. By increasing the
timeout we pretty much always pick up stylus data and the touch
latency feels surprisingly small.
Change-Id: I39f5b9037ce0444b1e957149d3f1c3a3137804cb
This prevents us from dropping any states (namely the pressure
transition from non-zero to zero) if we get the touch up before we
get the stylus data.
Change-Id: Ifc198628d35b7079dc5ec23d81f9681d122757a0
These tests hadn't been run in a while and had accumulated some rot.
This fixes most of the compile warnings and some tests which fail
incorrectly, but 2 failures remain on N6.
Change-Id: I7fee78cd058a32f4d7df40ec9f899ff767f68517
BufferItem and GraphicBuffer were not parceling correctly, which had
not been noticed because the libgui tests (specifically, one that
tests placing a BufferQueue in a separate process from the IGBP/C)
had not been run recently. This change fixes the errors found in
those classes.
Change-Id: Ie224361a534a79115a3481d83ff97f21d154d4f5
BufferQueue used to choose free buffers by scanning through its array
of slots and picking one based on timestamp. This changes that
mechanism to use a pair of free lists: one with buffers attached and
one without. This makes it easier to choose either type of free slot
depending on the needs of the current operation.
Bug: 13175420
Change-Id: Ic8398e7511bd11a60a1c82e3ad2ee271c9822be1
These four new navigation keycodes are intended to be used to
navigate a tree hierarchy or list of items. They should be used to
allow the user to advance forward or backward within a list of
sibling items, expand the currently selected item to navigate the
item's children, or back out from the current item to its parent
item or state.
Change-Id: I4781e9d7756ed00ca14d8d4c743da3cc0e68ea6c
This modifies EventThread such that its phase offsets for both
Choreographer and SurfaceFlinger may be modified at runtime. It also
plumbs this functionality up to the SurfaceFlinger debug interface so
that it is possible to rapidly test different offsets without
restarting the framework.
Change-Id: I426873f8553f931250dfebc9a8a4a78e9f1f4309
Passes the surface damage from the incoming SurfaceFlingerConsumer
BufferQueue down to the hardware composer HAL interface, if the
HWC version number is 1.5 or greater.
Bug: 11239309
Change-Id: Ic4305210593874a8d6deba3319055b2b8c57e926
This change adds support for passing surface damage all of the way
down from the EGL interface through the consumer side of the
BufferQueue. Depends on system/core change
Ie645e6a52b37b5c1b3be19481e8348570d1aa62c
Bug: 11239309
Change-Id: I4457ea826e9ade4ec187f973851d855b7b93a31b
Fence was flattening incorrectly, causing issues with any fields
flattened after it, and Region was relying on being the last object
flattened. This change addresses both.
Change-Id: If49de061de6e2f11f4d846b4d8c18627dfb7e109
This adds EGL wrapper functions for the following EGL extensions:
EGL_EXT_buffer_age
EGL_KHR_partial_update
EGL_KHR_swap_buffers_with_damage
Change-Id: I407acda1e0310f7f01a5efe9c915721a941138a4
Michael Wright