Remove opaque types like size_t, uintptr_t, intptr_t to support
32bit and 64bit processes together.
When a 64bit process creates a handle and a 32bit process validates
the incoming ints against expected ints, opaque types lead to
different and mismatching values.
Always use unit64_t for base address for 32bit and 64bit SF.
Use unsigned int for offset and size, since ION uses that.
Change-Id: I7db5544556a8924f98010b965f837592e9f0b4ca
- Update the display HAL from Code Aurora Forum
- Add updated overlay library
- Enable HWC with basic video going through overlay
- Cleanup some files
Change-Id: I65c687c51be458cee71213c79e03eeda962d9086
