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Commit fa4333b8 authored by TreeHugger Robot's avatar TreeHugger Robot Committed by Android (Google) Code Review
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Merge "Improve the comments of Thermal HAL 2.0 API"

parents 86fde623 84cf5c9f

current.txt

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@@ -534,7 +534,7 @@ b53ac9d61c24efb16a2d63a861cef20680f6d57adb244a03b9778c675550628b android.hardwar 
ae5faa38538a9f50eb71eb7f9b998271124d2c64b761cb11c4d820c7732b4ddc android.hardware.sensors@2.0::ISensorsCallback

3a98242a57d0820dacaca0f7db52bec433eae1f21c498763c6f1ece611c3967b android.hardware.sensors@2.0::types

ce4b98211959449361146d4b1e5554dc841ceb4d4577154d7b2fb6d1eb504f76 android.hardware.soundtrigger@2.2::ISoundTriggerHw

5cc81d517c5f3fef12e719b0f5683c7c99e3e8895fcb80e6f6653b454f463320 android.hardware.thermal@2.0::IThermal

bd88b48639cae30982021024e22371076c76faa8466e38ca598529452b618eae android.hardware.thermal@2.0::IThermal

cc4d2ef36da776c475ad054f0f3416d8a8865def9d9e2129f10074b28e36d203 android.hardware.thermal@2.0::IThermalChangedCallback

b47f90302595874dfddb19bd05a054727bf18b3a930bc810ea14957b859ae8bf android.hardware.thermal@2.0::types

61bc302e7c974c59b25898c585c6e9685e8a81021b1bed3eedf5224198f2785a android.hardware.usb@1.2::IUsb

thermal/2.0/IThermal.hal

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@@ -56,22 +56,24 @@ interface IThermal extends @1.0::IThermal { 
     *    they go offline, if these devices exist on boot. The method

     *    always returns and never removes such temperatures. The thresholds

     *    are returned as static values and must not change across calls. The actual

     *    throttling state is determined in driver and HAL and must not be simply

     *    compared with these thresholds. To get accurate throttling status, use

     *    getCurrentTemperatures or registerThermalChangedCallback and listen.

     *    throttling state is determined in device thermal mitigation policy/agorithm

     *    which might not be simple thresholds so these values Thermal HAL provided

     *    may not be accurate to detemin the throttling status. To get accurate

     *    throttling status, use getCurrentTemperatures or registerThermalChangedCallback

     *    and listen to the callback.

     */

    getTemperatureThresholds(bool filterType, TemperatureType type)

        generates (ThermalStatus status, vec<TemperatureThreshold> temperatureThresholds);



   /**

    * Register an IThermalChangedCallback, used by the Thermal HAL

    * to send thermal events when thermal mitigation status changed.

    * to receive thermal events when thermal mitigation status changed.

    * Multiple registrations with different IThermalChangedCallback must be allowed.

    * Multiple registrations with same IThermalChangedCallback is not allowed, client

    * should unregister the given IThermalChangedCallback first.

    *

    * @param callback the IThermalChangedCallback to use for sending

    *    thermal events (cannot be nullptr).

    * @param callback the IThermalChangedCallback to use for receiving

    *    thermal events (nullptr callback will lead to failure with status code FAILURE).

    * @param filterType if filter for given sensor type.

    * @param type the type to be filtered.

    *
@@ -84,11 +86,11 @@ interface IThermal extends @1.0::IThermal { 
       generates (ThermalStatus status);



   /**

    * Register an IThermalChangedCallback, used by the Thermal HAL

    * to send thermal events when thermal mitigation status changed.

    * Unregister an IThermalChangedCallback, used by the Thermal HAL

    * to receive thermal events when thermal mitigation status changed.

    *

    * @param callback the IThermalChangedCallback to use for sending

    *    thermal events, or nullptr to set no callback.

    * @param callback the IThermalChangedCallback used for receiving

    *    thermal events (nullptr callback will lead to failure with status code FAILURE).

    *

    * @return status Status of the operation. If status code is FAILURE,

    *    the status.debugMessage must be populated with a human-readable error message.

thermal/2.0/default/Thermal.cpp

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@@ -155,7 +155,15 @@ Return<void> Thermal::registerThermalChangedCallback(const sp<IThermalChangedCal 
                                                     bool filterType, TemperatureType type,

                                                     registerThermalChangedCallback_cb _hidl_cb) {

    ThermalStatus status;

    if (callback == nullptr) {

        status.code = ThermalStatusCode::FAILURE;

        status.debugMessage = "Invalid nullptr callback";

        LOG(ERROR) << status.debugMessage;

        _hidl_cb(status);

        return Void();

    } else {

        status.code = ThermalStatusCode::SUCCESS;

    }

    std::lock_guard<std::mutex> _lock(thermal_callback_mutex_);

    if (std::any_of(callbacks_.begin(), callbacks_.end(), [&](const CallbackSetting& c) {

            return interfacesEqual(c.callback, callback);
@@ -175,7 +183,15 @@ Return<void> Thermal::registerThermalChangedCallback(const sp<IThermalChangedCal 
Return<void> Thermal::unregisterThermalChangedCallback(

    const sp<IThermalChangedCallback>& callback, unregisterThermalChangedCallback_cb _hidl_cb) {

    ThermalStatus status;

    if (callback == nullptr) {

        status.code = ThermalStatusCode::FAILURE;

        status.debugMessage = "Invalid nullptr callback";

        LOG(ERROR) << status.debugMessage;

        _hidl_cb(status);

        return Void();

    } else {

        status.code = ThermalStatusCode::SUCCESS;

    }

    bool removed = false;

    std::lock_guard<std::mutex> _lock(thermal_callback_mutex_);

    callbacks_.erase(

thermal/2.0/vts/functional/VtsHalThermalV2_0TargetTest.cpp

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@@ -133,7 +133,12 @@ TEST_F(ThermalHidlTest, RegisterThermalChangedCallbackTest) { 
    // Expect to fail with same callback

    auto ret = mThermal->registerThermalChangedCallback(

            mThermalCallback, false, TemperatureType::SKIN,

        [](ThermalStatus status) { EXPECT_NE(ThermalStatusCode::SUCCESS, status.code); });

            [](ThermalStatus status) { EXPECT_EQ(ThermalStatusCode::FAILURE, status.code); });

    ASSERT_TRUE(ret.isOk());

    // Expect to fail with null callback

    ret = mThermal->registerThermalChangedCallback(

            nullptr, false, TemperatureType::SKIN,

            [](ThermalStatus status) { EXPECT_EQ(ThermalStatusCode::FAILURE, status.code); });

    ASSERT_TRUE(ret.isOk());

    sp<ThermalCallback> localThermalCallback = new (std::nothrow) ThermalCallback();

    // Expect to succeed with different callback
@@ -141,11 +146,16 @@ TEST_F(ThermalHidlTest, RegisterThermalChangedCallbackTest) { 
        localThermalCallback, false, TemperatureType::SKIN,

        [](ThermalStatus status) { EXPECT_EQ(ThermalStatusCode::SUCCESS, status.code); });

    ASSERT_TRUE(ret.isOk());

    // Remove the local callback.

    // Remove the local callback

    ret = mThermal->unregisterThermalChangedCallback(

        localThermalCallback,

        [](ThermalStatus status) { EXPECT_EQ(ThermalStatusCode::SUCCESS, status.code); });

    ASSERT_TRUE(ret.isOk());

    // Expect to fail with null callback

    ret = mThermal->unregisterThermalChangedCallback(nullptr, [](ThermalStatus status) {

        EXPECT_EQ(ThermalStatusCode::FAILURE, status.code);

    });

    ASSERT_TRUE(ret.isOk());

}



// Test Thermal->unregisterThermalChangedCallback.