If files were being synthesized to while the service was being killed,
it would have left partially written files (with no header). This CL
checks if the service is rendering to a file at the time the service
is destroyed: if it is, it will stop the rendering and deletes the file.
(in this case the state is dumped without the proper locks held which could result to a crash)
in addition, the last transaction and swap times are printed to the dump as well as the time spent
*currently* in these function. For instance, if SF is unresponsive because eglSwapBuffers() is stuck,
this will show up here.
* changes:
docs only. add new documentation for installing the new winusb driver. also add a link to the HTC support site for ADP flashing and remove references to the G1 and generalize to "consumer devices"
add new documentation for installing the new winusb driver.
also add a link to the HTC support site for ADP flashing
and remove references to the G1 and generalize to "consumer devices"
Merge commit 'ba223760895e62ad2fcb85476984cb29018860c9' into eclair
* commit 'ba223760895e62ad2fcb85476984cb29018860c9':
Close suggestion cursors that arrive after adapter is closed
New tab assets. We decided to do a straight swap and then assess the
damage.
New default dark background color.
New list divider assets.
Change-Id: Ia00a9bb0ee1bad4f955f1c3b5b67526f62572015
Bluez sends the UUID of the local service being accessed in Agent.Authorize,
not the remote service. So check for Audio Source not Audio Sink.
In most cases this was not a problem because Bluez sends us AdvAudioDist UUID
(0x110D) for incoming A2DP connections, which we already check for. This is a
precautionary change.
These may be incorporated into a fasttrack framework widget at some
point. For now we'll just make them private assets.
Change-Id: I6b8c1e5c4a5f8c38a95f23dfab9a67973862db95
Before, after using the Browser, memory-hungry apps could
become very sluggish. This was because the search dialog in the
system process had the BrowserProvider open, which in turn had
EnhancedGoogleSearch open. Since EhancedGoogleSearch runs in acore,
the system would keep both the Browser process and acore to stay
around forever.
The cause (or at least one common cause) for this was that
if the user types quickly, and clicks on a suggestion before
the displayed suggestions have caught up, some suggestion cursors
are not be closed.
This change solves this problem by adding a close() method to
SuggestionsAdapter. SuggestionsAdapter now closes any cursors
that are passed to it after close() is called.
Fixes http://b/issue?id=2078226
"global search holding reference to browser: system -> browser -> acore = :("
Now that we've merged ContactsContract and are relying on
compatibility mode, we're marking the previous public
contacts API as deprecated.
Fixes http://b/2076016
