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audio/aidl/aidl_api/android.hardware.audio.effect/current/android/hardware/audio/effect/HapticGenerator.aidl

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		@@ -55,6 +55,9 @@ union HapticGenerator {
		parcelable HapticScale {
		int id;
		android.hardware.audio.effect.HapticGenerator.VibratorScale scale = android.hardware.audio.effect.HapticGenerator.VibratorScale.MUTE;
		float scaleFactor = (-1.0f) /* -1.000000f */;
		float adaptiveScaleFactor = (-1.0f) /* -1.000000f */;
		const float UNDEFINED_SCALE_FACTOR = (-1.0f) /* -1.000000f */;
		}
		@VintfStability
		parcelable VibratorInformation {

audio/aidl/android/hardware/audio/effect/HapticGenerator.aidl

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		@VintfStability
		parcelable HapticScale {
		/**
		* Representation of undefined scale factor, applied by default for backwards compatibility.
		*/
		const float UNDEFINED_SCALE_FACTOR = -1.0f;

		/**
		* Audio track ID.
		*/
		int id;

		/**
		* Haptic intensity.
		*
		* This represents haptics scale as fixed levels defined by VibrationScale. If the field
		* scaleFactor is defined then this will be ignored in favor of scaleFactor, otherwise this
		* will be used to define the intensity for the haptics.
		*/
		VibratorScale scale = VibratorScale.MUTE;

		/**
		* Haptic scale factor.
		*
		* This is a continuous scale representation of VibratorScale, allowing flexible number of
		* scale levels. If this field is defined then it will be used to define the intensity of
		* the haptics, instead of the old VibratorScale field. If this field is undefined then the
		* old VibratorScale field will be used.
		*
		* The value zero represents the same as VibratorScale.MUTE and the value one represents
		* VibratorScale.NONE. Values in (0,1) should scale down, and values > 1 should scale up
		* within hardware bounds. Negative values will be ignored.
		*/
		float scaleFactor = -1.0f; // UNDEFINED_SCALE_FACTOR

		/**
		* Haptic adaptive scale factor.
		*
		* This is an additional scale value that should be applied on top of the vibrator scale to
		* adapt to the device current state. This should be applied to linearly scale the haptic
		* data after scale/scaleFactor is applied.
		*
		* The value zero mutes the haptics, even if the scale/scaleFactor are not set to MUTE/zero.
		* The value one will not scale the haptics, and can be used as a constant for no-op.
		* Values in (0,1) should scale down. Values > 1 should scale up within hardware bounds.
		* Negative values will be ignored.
		*/
		float adaptiveScaleFactor = -1.0f; // UNDEFINED_SCALE_FACTOR
		}

		/**

audio/aidl/vts/Android.bp

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		@@ -140,6 +140,9 @@ cc_test {
		name: "VtsHalHapticGeneratorTargetTest",
		defaults: ["VtsHalAudioEffectTargetTestDefaults"],
		srcs: ["VtsHalHapticGeneratorTargetTest.cpp"],
		shared_libs: [
		"libaudioutils",
		],
		}

		cc_test {

audio/aidl/vts/EffectHelper.h

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		@@ -507,6 +507,17 @@ class EffectHelper {
		mOutputSamples = common.output.frameCount * mOutputFrameSize / sizeof(float);
		}

		void generateInput(std::vector<float>& input, float inputFrequency, float samplingFrequency,
		size_t inputSize = 0) {
		if (inputSize == 0 \|\| inputSize > input.size()) {
		inputSize = input.size();
		}

		for (size_t i = 0; i < inputSize; i++) {
		input[i] = sin(2 * M_PI * inputFrequency * i / samplingFrequency);
		}
		}

		bool mIsSpatializer;
		Descriptor mDescriptor;
		size_t mInputFrameSize, mOutputFrameSize;

audio/aidl/vts/VtsHalHapticGeneratorTargetTest.cpp

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