Usually the input parameters for attribution chain is list of int64/string.
The new c++interface takes one int64 and one string as input and write
as a single node into logd.
This will help avoid allocating temp objects in battery stats java code.
Test: all statsd unit test passed.
Change-Id: Ia0f7f26b71a570bd3628c42726a5afb0a500d073
Test: Builds successfully, tests pass and statsd works (it seems).
This will allow us to use those constants instead of literals.
The generated code only augmentes the java constant file.
If needed, the same can be done for the C++ file.
Some of the constant names are very long, but this is due to enum value names that are unnecessarily redundant with the enum names, i.e.
enum ENUM_NAME {
ENUM_NAME_UNKNOWN = 0;
ENUM_NAME_VALUE1 = 1;
ENUM_NAME_VALUE2 = 2;
...
}
which can be fixed by avoiding the 'ENUM_NAME_' part in the value names above.
So, when possible, we should use shorter value names in stats_events.proto.
Change-Id: I1ad19b86e28d0df0f8c15d4c995d101423cff4c2
Both native and java bindings.
TODOs:
- Finish WorkSources.
- Clean up the package names for the protos.
- Put the protos in a more suitable location.
Test: stats-log-api-gen-test
Change-Id: Idf4022225e2be05106dbcf7de8e97a3337fc63e2
