Bug: 136595429
Test: atest CtsAppOpsTestCases (now including two new test cases that
open a camera with a null and a non-null feature)
Change-Id: Idfb8f8049dff536525d4f081151c79d980d76c69
Add a wrapper around calls to IPCThreadState to
account for the fact that remote HIDL calls may use binder function
implementations internally.Therefore, we need to know whether we are on
a binder / hwbinder thread and call the appropriate IPCThreadState /
hardware::IPCThreadState function internally.
Bug: 110364143
Test: GCA
Test: Third party app
Test: camera CTS (no new failures).
Change-Id: Ibad03fafd2ccc53a5352a6df45cf8f641bc7a3bf
Signed-off-by: Jayant Chowdhary <jchowdhary@google.com>
Updating of the mDevice sp<> is racy.
This change will cause the Camera3Device object lives until
the client is destructed (which can be a few seconds after
camera app closed and GC kicking in to delete the client)
The benefit is the dumpDevice can remain lock free.
Also fix a problem where we call virtual function disconnect in
Camera3Device destructor.
Test: the double free problem cannot reproduce
Bug: 112639939
Change-Id: I77762db8f59cf33891631d13fc3bdb3830ae08fb
The client API level should be part of the service proxy
notifications.
Bug: 68653614
Test: Manual using application
Change-Id: Id8a9fb51a8ba91795283c846b55a9343cf8505df
- Cleanup legacy camera_module_t callbacks
- Order API1 compatible cameras by their ID: numeric strings first
- Dynamically updating number of cameras when device is
added/removed
- Make sure the following methods are always called without holding
mServiceLock
- onDeviceStatusChange
- updateStatus
- addStates/removeStates
- Centralized all addState/removeState calls in onDeviceStatusChange
- Passing api1CameraId (number) and cameraDeviceId (string) to various
client classes.
- Allow FOV information to not present for external camera
- Update API1 preview/video size logic to exclude < ~30fps sizes
Bug: 64874137
Change-Id: Ied6b7141fdad30e3d1c3fcacc5b69ca350fdeb24
Monitored camera tag dump options should be stored
by camera service and parsed during initialization of
each new camera client.
Bug: 71640311
Test: Camera CTS,
Manual using application
Change-Id: Id464fbaec40395e93969b90abbd07f0a5cd0dc30
- Remove hand-written ICameraServiceProxy C++ impl; use the AIDL-
generated version instead
- Send client package name and camera facing with the camera state
notices
Test: Verify by logging that information sent to proxy is correct;
no camera CTS regressions.
Bug: 32449509
Change-Id: I7a305b76b4f1d5c08b7938108bd73c95986508e0
CameraModule is already part of the HIDL wrapper and
is no longer needed in the service code.
Add extra logic in camera provder manager for identifying
camera API1 compatible devices.
Bug: 34392075
Test: Complete Camera CTS
Change-Id: I64a49e9091557c88859872d0c599c5be378db8b5
- Add CameraProviderManager
- Enumerates individual camera provider HAL instances, as well
as the devices they provide
- Handles dynamic provider and device appearance/disappearance
- Maps device names to public API namespace
- Add unit tests for CameraProviderManager
- Add logic to enable new HIDL path
- Switch various bits of service internals to use string camera IDs,
though leaving most camera1-facing bits using int IDs, since that's
what the old API uses.
- Update CameraService to use CameraProviderManager instead of
the legacy camera HAL
- Update clients to pass through provider manager to devices instead
of just camera module
- Still TODO:
- Update Camera3Device to use new HIDL interface
- Update CameraHardwareInterface to use new HIDL interface
- Update dump()
- Update vendor tag handling
Test: New unit tests pass, camera CTS passes with Treble disabled
Bug: 30985004
Bug: 32991422
Change-Id: I7ac41f13b9501d5e53256e28c0465ec70aa3980e
onCaptureQueueEmpty is called when the non-repeating request queue in
cameraservice becomes empty. Application can use this callback as a
trigger for a new request.
Test: testMultipleCapture in PerformanceTest.java
Bug: 29006447
Change-Id: Id21afd74381e0b70f924c6026025c91a8ffd5ee0
Stop repeating request if any of its output stream is abandoned.
Add a callback to notify the repeating request has been stopped
with frame number of the last frame.
Update NDK with the new callback and behavior.
Bug: 21270879
Change-Id: I3553775c7807a77104aa1650609480ca3321310c
HALv2 only ever shipped with Nexus 10, and has been fully superceded by
HALv3. Remove it to allow for various code simplifications and cleanup.
- Remove Camera2Device
- Remove various special-case codepaths for supporting Camera2Device
- Remove CameraDeviceFactory, since it only creates Camera3Devices now
- Remove BurstCapture and associated CaptureSequence/Parameters code
- Remove old ZslProcessor and simplify ZslProcessor hierarchy to be
just ZslProcessor3, which is renamed to just ZslProcessor
- Add service-init-time check for unsupported device versions
- Fix assorted compiler warnings, some old, some new
- Remove references to HALv2 when possible
Bug: 25866588
Change-Id: Ia1063264d315f9b742ec5cdd0483539310894f5e
Send the camera proxy service in system server updates to
camera device state: opened/closed/active/idle.
Bug: 23393557
Change-Id: Id7c70f134821efa34af8f6e7b4caa4c2ab128ebc
The prepare call asynchronously pre-allocates buffers for a given
output stream, and then fires the onPrepared callback.
Not implemented for Camera2Device or used in Camera2Client.
Change-Id: I1cccdfff846dd6985133c591dbdceed823929ade
Wrap camera module returned from HAL so get_camera_info returns
static_camera_characteristics processed by framework, which
generates keys added after HAL3.2 is released.
Change-Id: Ief423a1571cf06c7ef80b98b403a33969baf95f6
- Refactor where availability listeners are called to centralize behavior,
ensuring that all client creation/destruction invokes the listeners
- Clean up some of the client hierarchy
- Filter error codes from key HAL calls to ensure proper reporting
Bug: 16514157
Bug: 16483222
Change-Id: I59875a865b6a508b47423946c78862da8df34cd1
Starting from device version 3.2, the following tags:
ANDROID_SCALER_AVAILABLE_FORMATS
ANDROID_SCALER_AVAILABLE_JPEG_MIN_DURATIONS
ANDROID_SCALER_AVAILABLE_JPEG_SIZES
ANDROID_SCALER_AVAILABLE_PROCESSED_MIN_DURATIONS
ANDROID_SCALER_AVAILABLE_PROCESSED_SIZES
ANDROID_SCALER_AVAILABLE_RAW_MIN_DURATIONS
ANDROID_SCALER_AVAILABLE_RAW_SIZES
are deprecated and replaced by:
ANDROID_SCALER_AVAILABLE_STREAM_CONFIGURATIONS
Change-Id: Iadc34af0ea985a16a25759d7a9a3eb4845c486fd
* Instead of tracking CameraMetadata only, now we track both
CameraMetadata and CaptureResultExtras, which is not part of
the HAL metadata. This will enable the correct callback of
onCaptureStarted and onResultReceived given burst requests.
* Get last frame number in reply when submitting requests,
canceling requests, and flushing device. For repeating requests,
this frame number is the last frame number of the previous
request. For non-repeating requests, this frame number is the
expected last frame number of the current request. The goal
is provide frame number to Java side in order to trigger
onCaptureSequenceCompleted correctly.
* Fix notifyError so that onDeviceError can be called correctly.
Bug: 10749500
Change-Id: I2f3dda6c530090055d4a2ff9f0f087bbbe8d9257
- Update callback Binder interface
- Rename frameId to be requestId to be consistent and disambiguate
from frameNumber.
- Implement shutter callback from HAL2/3 notify()
- Add in-flight tracking to HAL2
- Add requestId to in-flight tracking
- Report requestId from shutter callback
- Implement idle callback from HAL3 process_capture_result
- Add new idle tracker thread
- Update all idle waiting to use the tracker
- Add reporting from request thread, all streams to tracker
- Remove existing idle waiting infrastructure
Bug: 10549462
Change-Id: I867bfc248e3848c50e71527e3561fe92dc037958
- Support API rename from photography to camera2
- Reorganize camera service files
- API support files to api1/, api2/, api_pro/
- HAL device support files into device{1,2,3}/
- Common files into common/
- Camera service remains at top-level
Change-Id: Ie474c12536f543832fba0a2dc936ac4fd39fe6a9
Yin-Chia Yeh
Philip P. Moltmann
Jayant Chowdhary
TreeHugger Robot
Emilian Peev
Eino-Ville Talvala
Shuzhen Wang
Chien-Yu Chen
Svetoslav Ganov
Ruben Brunk
Marco Nelissen
Jianing Wei
Colin Cross
Zhijun He