Loading contexthub/1.0/IContexthub.hal +7 −0 Original line number Diff line number Diff line Loading @@ -18,6 +18,13 @@ package android.hardware.contexthub@1.0; import IContexthubCallback; /* * The Context Hub HAL provides an interface to a separate low-power processing * domain that has direct access to contextual information, such as sensors. * Native applications that run within a context hub are known as nanoapps, and * they execute within the Context Hub Runtime Environment (CHRE), which is * standardized via the CHRE API, defined elsewhere. */ interface IContexthub { /* * Enumerate all available context hubs on the system. Loading contexthub/1.0/types.hal +16 −0 Original line number Diff line number Diff line Loading @@ -128,6 +128,22 @@ struct ContextHub { uint32_t maxSupportedMsgLen;// This is the maximum size of the message that can // be sent to the hub in one chunk (in bytes) // Machine-readable CHRE platform ID, returned to nanoapps in the CHRE API // function call chreGetPlatformId(). The most significant 5 bytes of this // value identify the vendor, while the remaining bytes are set by the // vendor to uniquely identify each different CHRE implementation/hardware // that the vendor supplies. This field pairs with the patch version part of // chreVersion to fully specify the CHRE implementation version. See also // the CHRE API header file chre/version.h. uint64_t chrePlatformId; // CHRE implementation version, returned to nanoApps in the CHRE API // function call chreGetVersion(). This value consists of the implemented // CHRE API version (major version in most significant byte, followed by // minor version), and the platform-specific implementation patch version // in the lower two bytes. See also the CHRE API header file chre/version.h. uint32_t chreVersion; }; struct ContextHubMsg { Loading Loading
contexthub/1.0/IContexthub.hal +7 −0 Original line number Diff line number Diff line Loading @@ -18,6 +18,13 @@ package android.hardware.contexthub@1.0; import IContexthubCallback; /* * The Context Hub HAL provides an interface to a separate low-power processing * domain that has direct access to contextual information, such as sensors. * Native applications that run within a context hub are known as nanoapps, and * they execute within the Context Hub Runtime Environment (CHRE), which is * standardized via the CHRE API, defined elsewhere. */ interface IContexthub { /* * Enumerate all available context hubs on the system. Loading
contexthub/1.0/types.hal +16 −0 Original line number Diff line number Diff line Loading @@ -128,6 +128,22 @@ struct ContextHub { uint32_t maxSupportedMsgLen;// This is the maximum size of the message that can // be sent to the hub in one chunk (in bytes) // Machine-readable CHRE platform ID, returned to nanoapps in the CHRE API // function call chreGetPlatformId(). The most significant 5 bytes of this // value identify the vendor, while the remaining bytes are set by the // vendor to uniquely identify each different CHRE implementation/hardware // that the vendor supplies. This field pairs with the patch version part of // chreVersion to fully specify the CHRE implementation version. See also // the CHRE API header file chre/version.h. uint64_t chrePlatformId; // CHRE implementation version, returned to nanoApps in the CHRE API // function call chreGetVersion(). This value consists of the implemented // CHRE API version (major version in most significant byte, followed by // minor version), and the platform-specific implementation patch version // in the lower two bytes. See also the CHRE API header file chre/version.h. uint32_t chreVersion; }; struct ContextHubMsg { Loading