Because of the way the SDK and Android system images are branched,
host code that goes into the SDK tools can't live in the same
repository as code that goes into the system image. This change keeps
the emugl host code in sdk.git/emulator/opengl while moving the emugl
system code to development.git/tools/emulator/opengl.
A few changes were made beyond simply cloning the directories:
(a) Makefiles were modified to only build the relevant components. Not
doing so would break the build due to having multiple rule
definitions.
(b) Protocol spec files were moved from the guest encoder directories
to the host decoder directories. The decoder must support older
versions of the protocol, but not newer versions, so it makes
sense to keep the latest version of the protocol spec with the
decoder.
(c) Along with that, the encoder is now built from checked in
generated encoder source rather than directly from the protocol
spec. The generated code must be updated manually. This makes it
possible to freeze the system encoder version without freezing the
host decoder version, and also makes it very obvious when a
protocol changes is happening that will require special
backwards-compatibility support in the decoder/renderer.
(d) Host-only and system-only code were removed from the repository
where they aren't used.
(e) README and DESIGN documents were updated to reflect this split.
No actual source code was changed due to the above.
Change-Id: I2c936101ea0405b372750d36ba0f01e84d719c43
The emulator GLES support has two interfaces: a host shared library
interface used by QEMU, and a protocol between the platform and the
host. The host library interface is not versioned; QEMU and the GLES
renderer must match. The protocol on the other hand must be backwards
compatible: a new GLES renderer must support an older platform image.
Thus for branching purposes it makes more sense to put the GLES
renderer in sdk.git, which is branched along with qemu.git for SDK
releases. Platform images will be built against the protocol version
in the platform branch of sdk.git.
Change-Id: Ie73fce12815c9740e27d0f56caa53c6ceb3d30cc
The gralloc API assumes system-wide reference counting of gralloc
buffers. The host-GL accelerated gralloc maps buffers to host-side
ColorBuffer objects, but was destroying them unconditionally in
gralloc_free(), ignoring any additional references from
gralloc_register_buffer().
This affected the SurfaceTexture gralloc buffers used by the
Browser/WebView. For some reason these buffers are actually allocated
by SurfaceFlinger and passed back to the WebView through Binder. But
since SurfaceFlinger doesn't actually need the buffer for anything,
sometime after the WebView has called gralloc_register_buffer()
SurfaceFlinger calls gralloc_free() on it. This caused the host
ColorBuffer to be destroyed long before the WebView is done using it.
Change-Id: I33dbee887a48a6907041cf19e9f38a1f6c983eff
That adds the renderControl API encoder/decoder which is used for
guest to host control commands. See system/renderControl_enc/README
for more info about the API itself.
Change-Id: I2c72803137889d646fbb3d2a56ecdcf94b088f40
