Changed the type of reverb preset constants exposed by the PresetReverb API to
match the type of the setPreset() method parameter.
Change-Id: I786764b5279c60f2368f5a0372f78da65ec54e4f
- Added tests for preset and environmental reverb to functional media frame work tests.
- created a new class for energy probing used by all audio effect tests and corrected energy calculation.
Change-Id: Ib8109e70020176a87538309eb028109b81b93dde
To prevent the wifi from entering low-power mode due to the screen off
triggered by the proximity sensor.
Change-Id: I490bc594d800bc30c256e52ef3bce08bf86bc7b1
There was a flaw in the service management, when the same activity
is doing a bindService() for the same service IBinder. In this case
the activity would correctly keep a list of all generated connections,
however some other data structures would assume there is only one
connection per IBinder, and thus only remember the last.
When that last connection was unbound, the service would be destroyed
since it thought there were no more connections. Then when the
activity was finished, it would try to destroy the service again and
end up with an ANR because the service was already gone and would
not respond.
Change-Id: I59bde38bc24e78147b90b0a7cd525c2a1d20489f
Merge commit 'd5e601c2304610085e3d7a276c4bbcd984ac89f9' into gingerbread
* commit 'd5e601c2304610085e3d7a276c4bbcd984ac89f9':
Make the default backup configuration "disabled; local transport selected"
By default out of the box, an Android build will have the backup mechanism in
its "disabled" state and pointed to the LocalTransport test transport. We
do not want retail devices built without the Google backend to have backup
enabled out of the box; it would cause them to gradually grind away the
cache partition for no good reason. On those devices with this change,
developers would need to enable backup manually (possibly using the normal
Settings UI; more probably using the 'bmgr' shell tool), but would no longer
also have to manually configure the active transport name.
Device vendors producing Google-enabled products will simply use resource
overlays to configure the default state and transport name for their builds.
When building a product that points to the Google backup transport by default,
the "def_backup_enabled" boolean resource should still be set to 'false' --
the Google backup disclosure activity supplied by GSF will take care of
enabling the backup services if the user opts in to it. (Basically, vendors
will never have to overlay the def_backup_enabled resource -- the default
value of 'false' is correct for any retail device regardless of whether it
can use the Google backup transport.)
In the SDK build, the default transport will remain the local one, but
the default enable state overridden and set to "true". This is the ideal
situation for developers: all aspects of the backup mechanism immediately
operative with no manual configuration needed.
Change-Id: I866f8f627b023b338bc7757e61604e6d8a901a34
The Local File Header (LFH) offset is printed in debugging cases when
the platform is inspecting APKs. This adds the LFH offset field to the
list of contents of an APK, so that it can be checked easily against the
Central Directory (CD).
Change-Id: I08f9a13256bfe6563c1a963c4f0289789b2e7857
