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android_vendor_qcom_opensou…/libvirtual/virtual.cpp
Tatenda Chipeperekwa 94a09b68f7 libvirtual: Fix logic to detect DRC use case.
We detect DRC based on the resolution of the external display stored
in the HAL, and the dimensions of the framebuffer(fb2) after receiving
a RESUME event. If the stored resolution is greater than that of fb2
it means fb2 was reconfigured due to DRC. This is the only case in
which we trigger the DRC path (and the MDP downscale path thereafter).

For all other cases, the RESUME event is just treated as normal and
should not result in triggering the DRC path.

Change-Id: I2c8a854434f09a840938f00b88faa59c6cb57e7f
2014-04-08 11:41:37 -07:00

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#define DEBUG 0
#include <ctype.h>
#include <fcntl.h>
#include <media/IAudioPolicyService.h>
#include <media/AudioSystem.h>
#include <utils/threads.h>
#include <utils/Errors.h>
#include <utils/Log.h>
#include <linux/msm_mdp.h>
#include <linux/fb.h>
#include <sys/ioctl.h>
#include <sys/poll.h>
#include <sys/resource.h>
#include <cutils/properties.h>
#include "hwc_utils.h"
#include "virtual.h"
#include "overlayUtils.h"
#include "overlay.h"
#include "mdp_version.h"
#include "qd_utils.h"
using namespace android;
namespace qhwc {
#define MAX_SYSFS_FILE_PATH 255
/* Max. resolution assignable to virtual display. */
#define SUPPORTED_VIRTUAL_AREA (1920*1080)
int VirtualDisplay::configure() {
if(!openFrameBuffer())
return -1;
if(ioctl(mFd, FBIOGET_VSCREENINFO, &mVInfo) < 0) {
ALOGD("%s: FBIOGET_VSCREENINFO failed with %s", __FUNCTION__,
strerror(errno));
return -1;
}
setAttributes();
return 0;
}
void VirtualDisplay::getAttributes(int& width, int& height) {
width = mVInfo.xres;
height = mVInfo.yres;
}
int VirtualDisplay::teardown() {
closeFrameBuffer();
memset(&mVInfo, 0, sizeof(mVInfo));
// Reset the resolution when we close the fb for this device. We need
// this to distinguish between an ONLINE and RESUME event.
mHwcContext->dpyAttr[HWC_DISPLAY_VIRTUAL].xres = 0;
mHwcContext->dpyAttr[HWC_DISPLAY_VIRTUAL].yres = 0;
return 0;
}
VirtualDisplay::VirtualDisplay(hwc_context_t* ctx):mFd(-1),
mHwcContext(ctx)
{
memset(&mVInfo, 0, sizeof(mVInfo));
}
VirtualDisplay::~VirtualDisplay()
{
closeFrameBuffer();
}
/* Initializes the resolution attributes of the virtual display
that are reported to SurfaceFlinger.
Cases:
1. ONLINE event - initialize to frame buffer resolution
2. RESUME event - retain original resolution
*/
void VirtualDisplay::initResolution(uint32_t &extW, uint32_t &extH) {
// On ONLINE event, display resolution attributes are 0.
if(extW == 0 || extH == 0){
extW = mVInfo.xres;
extH = mVInfo.yres;
}
}
/* Sets the virtual resolution to match that of the primary
display in the event that the virtual display currently
connected has a lower resolution. NB: we always report the
highest available resolution to SurfaceFlinger.
*/
void VirtualDisplay::setToPrimary(uint32_t maxArea,
uint32_t priW,
uint32_t priH,
uint32_t &extW,
uint32_t &extH) {
// for eg., primary in 1600p and WFD in 1080p
// we wont use downscale feature because MAX MDP
// writeback resolution supported is 1080p (tracked
// by SUPPORTED_VIRTUAL_AREA).
if((maxArea == (priW * priH))
&& (maxArea <= SUPPORTED_VIRTUAL_AREA)) {
// tmpW and tmpH will hold the primary dimensions before we
// update the aspect ratio if necessary.
uint32_t tmpW = priW;
uint32_t tmpH = priH;
// If WFD is in landscape, assign the higher dimension
// to WFD's xres.
if(priH > priW) {
tmpW = priH;
tmpH = priW;
}
// The aspect ratios of the external and primary displays
// can be different. As a result, directly assigning primary
// resolution could lead to an incorrect final image.
// We get around this by calculating a new resolution by
// keeping aspect ratio intact.
hwc_rect r = {0, 0, 0, 0};
getAspectRatioPosition(tmpW, tmpH, extW, extH, r);
extW = r.right - r.left;
extH = r.bottom - r.top;
}
}
/* Set External Display MDP Downscale mode indicator. Only set to
TRUE for the following scenarios:
1. Valid DRC scenarios i.e. when the original WFD resolution
is greater than the new/requested resolution in mVInfo.
2. WFD down scale path i.e. when WFD resolution is lower than
primary resolution.
Furthermore, downscale mode is only valid when downscaling from
SUPPORTED_VIRTUAL_AREA to a lower resolution.
(SUPPORTED_VIRTUAL_AREA represents the maximum resolution that
we can configure to the virtual display)
*/
void VirtualDisplay::setDownScaleMode(uint32_t maxArea) {
if((maxArea > (mVInfo.xres * mVInfo.yres))
&& (maxArea <= SUPPORTED_VIRTUAL_AREA)) {
mHwcContext->dpyAttr[HWC_DISPLAY_VIRTUAL].mDownScaleMode = true;
}else {
mHwcContext->dpyAttr[HWC_DISPLAY_VIRTUAL].mDownScaleMode = false;
}
}
void VirtualDisplay::setAttributes() {
if(mHwcContext) {
uint32_t &extW = mHwcContext->dpyAttr[HWC_DISPLAY_VIRTUAL].xres;
uint32_t &extH = mHwcContext->dpyAttr[HWC_DISPLAY_VIRTUAL].yres;
uint32_t priW = mHwcContext->dpyAttr[HWC_DISPLAY_PRIMARY].xres;
uint32_t priH = mHwcContext->dpyAttr[HWC_DISPLAY_PRIMARY].yres;
// Dynamic Resolution Change depends on MDP downscaling.
// MDP downscale property will be ignored to exercise DRC use case.
// If DRC is in progress, ext WxH will have non-zero values.
bool isDRC = (extW > mVInfo.xres) && (extH > mVInfo.yres);
initResolution(extW, extH);
if(!qdutils::MDPVersion::getInstance().is8x26()
&& (mHwcContext->mMDPDownscaleEnabled || isDRC)) {
// maxArea represents the maximum resolution between
// primary and virtual display.
uint32_t maxArea = max((extW * extH), (priW * priH));
setToPrimary(maxArea, priW, priH, extW, extH);
setDownScaleMode(maxArea);
}
mHwcContext->dpyAttr[HWC_DISPLAY_VIRTUAL].vsync_period =
1000000000l /60;
ALOGD_IF(DEBUG,"%s: Setting Virtual Attr: res(%d x %d)",__FUNCTION__,
mVInfo.xres, mVInfo.yres);
}
}
bool VirtualDisplay::openFrameBuffer()
{
if (mFd == -1) {
int fbNum = overlay::Overlay::getInstance()->
getFbForDpy(HWC_DISPLAY_VIRTUAL);
char strDevPath[MAX_SYSFS_FILE_PATH];
snprintf(strDevPath,sizeof(strDevPath), "/dev/graphics/fb%d", fbNum);
mFd = open(strDevPath, O_RDWR);
if(mFd < 0) {
ALOGE("%s: Unable to open %s ", __FUNCTION__,strDevPath);
return -1;
}
mHwcContext->dpyAttr[HWC_DISPLAY_VIRTUAL].fd = mFd;
}
return 1;
}
bool VirtualDisplay::closeFrameBuffer()
{
if(mFd >= 0) {
if(close(mFd) < 0 ) {
ALOGE("%s: Unable to close FD(%d)", __FUNCTION__, mFd);
return -1;
}
mFd = -1;
mHwcContext->dpyAttr[HWC_DISPLAY_VIRTUAL].fd = mFd;
}
return 1;
}
};