My logcat is packed with these dispatcher vsync pulse messages
that really don't seem to be describing an error case (though
maybe I'm wrong?).
So quiet it down a bit and set the loglevel to verbose.
Change-Id: Ic4359f64f9cecfc1ffe49275f5f63327ba1b6f1d
Signed-off-by: John Stutlz <john.stultz@linaro.org>
Align x offset and width to 32, y offset and height to 4.
It improves the font texture upload performance.
Change-Id: I967eeed90658f2ce1eb08cb2740d5dc34c72f40b
"tm_mon" format should align with "ZipEntry::setModWhen" in aapt.
"tm_isdst" should be initialized, or it will because random value
and cause error in function mktime().
BUG:28021145
Change-Id: I1e8d5c14e5d7b875bf9cd940cb7f4c5b93a1bcd6
This library is almost all binder related. It should be
using libbinder's published include path.
Bug: 27804373
Test: This library compiles with a slightly modified libbinder include
path.
Change-Id: Ib8e00b59604cdda69ec36cf1c90150b4b9033879
If eglSwapBuffers is called but the under surface was destroyed,
the EGL_BAD_NATIVE_WINDOW error may also be generated according
to the EGL spec 1.4.
This really shouldn't happen from the upper, but add the graceful
handling of this case also.
Change-Id: Ic0a599808b72f401d2a01c3dc40f9e6ea0e0a564
Signed-off-by: Zhang Dongsheng <dongsheng.zhang@intel.com>
Signed-off-by: Zhiquan Liu <zhiquan.liu@intel.com>
When there is not enough space and we cannot delete any
Texture in TextureCache to secure space, a new Texture is
created over and over again for the same SkBitmap and
there is the case that it is not deleted.
This patch avoids such cases.
Change-Id: Ic5353995e6d0716c31fe3bb49c60ec1a71574643
Signed-off-by: Dohyun Lee <leedhyun11@gmail.com>
getMaximumBitmapWidth() and getMaximumBitmapHeight() of DisplayListCanvas
need HWUI cache instance. Since the initialization of the cache is
asynchronous it may crash if not yet ready. Add a staticFence() call
to guarantee the cache has been created prior issuing the call.
Change-Id: I5ed9e5cc084444c8d1872a77fef50e294ae14e93
Signed-off-by: Thomas Buhot <thomas.buhot@intel.com>
Signed-off-by: Zhiquan Liu <zhiquan.liu@intel.com>
am: 6222bb0f6a
* commit '6222bb0f6a772c8fa1dc402740399b0ad1017520':
In CanvasContext::doFrame, make a separate call to computeFrameTimeNanos and save the result. Then pass that value to UiFrameInfoBuilder::setVsync as both arguments.
and save the result. Then pass that value to
UiFrameInfoBuilder::setVsync as both arguments.
The order of function argument evaluation is undefined in C++. Because
the value returned from TimeLord::latestVsync may be changed by
the preceding call to TimeLord::computeFrameTimeNanos the values of the
arguments passed to UiFrameInfoBuilder::setVsync is also undefined. This
change removes any ambiguity.
Change-Id: Ie71ee453f9ccc725edfe5f7cc9b277f2a809dfdc
std::unique_ptr::release just releases the ownership of the
managed object. To delete the object, std::unique_ptr::reset
function should be called.
Change-Id: If65f74085b1fc2be3a9fffc433326e0bcdb40ff3
On the critical path of the cold launch of applications
the main thread of the started application tells the RenderThread
to create a surface. This process is synchronous and blocks
the main thread of the application until the creation
of the EGLContext is complete.
As a consequence the launch time of the application is delayed
by time spent allocating the EGL Context in the RenderThread.
With this optimization the launch time of any application
is improved (for example settings by 20 to 40 ms).
Change-Id: Ibf47aaa0abb8dedf7aa00693073db3785d9d6b08
Signed-off-by: Thomas Buhot <thomas.buhot@intel.com>
Signed-off-by: Zhiquan Liu <zhiquan.liu@intel.com>
When precache, PathTexture is added to PathCache, and it is released after drawn if we want to clean it.
But the PathCache LRU still holds the entry of the PathTexture object. When trim the cache in
the end of each frame, LRU finds that its mListener is not NULL and invoke the functor, however,
mListerer points to the released PathTexture object and is a dangling pointer, thus leads to crash.
Smart pointer don't help here since they only manage scopes, while PathTexture is also controled by
its cleanup field.
The fix is to also remove the LRU entry of PathTexture*, it will also release the texture object
and there won't be texture leaks.
Change-Id: Iaa0621df5dc71532e9e75b38ad94384353930b95
