Root cause was that jclass instances acquired from JNIEnv::FindClass are
not pinned and become invalidated due to Java garbage collection. Adding
a new global ref pins the pointer.
FIXED=148174094
Test: atest android.hardware.camera2.cts.CameraManagerTest#testCameraCharacteristicsNdkFromSdk android.hardware.camera2.cts.CaptureResultTest#testCameraCaptureResultAllKeys
Test: atest NativeCameraDeviceTest NativeCameraManagerTest NativeImageReaderTest NativeStillCaptureTest
Change-Id: Id0601b9c01e1a58485e3b039a87a5cf56a19e0af
The support inclues:
- Physical camera specific stream support,
- Physical camera result metadata, and
Test: Newly added NDK CTS test pass
Test: Newly added VNDK test pass
Bug: 120566141
Bug: 115532726
Change-Id: I939b81522ca6c518c0e54ded5d3615f9973a6a65
To fix the warning in RefBase destructor.
Test: NDK CTS tests, and ARCore measure app.
Bug: 112775599
Change-Id: Ia448ac6d7e6c17699c16d287f65fc2826c9d7578
Move libmediandk and libcamera2ndk headers into their module
and export them from there. Also move them to the same path
relative to the export as used in the NDK, media/ for
libmediandk and camera/ for libcamera2ndk.
Test: builds
Change-Id: I0b424e0e48bfb5e2b762694a97d799de08f5dda3
Jiawen Chen
Shuzhen Wang
Yin-Chia Yeh
Colin Cross