Hides getFd & getFileDescriptor due to lifecycle concenrs.
Adds ASharedMemory_dupFromJava to allow sharing a shared
memory region between Java & Native as safe as possible.
Mis-use results in an FD leak instead of double-close.
Bug: 64394076
Test: SharedMemory CTS tests
Change-Id: I01a5eb978fc4e99559a79baac75754c32f13bdc4
Previously, wakeup alarms (for an app) were using the battery-on
timebase. Now they will instead use the battery-on-screen-off timebase.
In this way, apps won't be penalized for wakeups that occurred when
the device was being actively used anyway.
Also bumps up report version to 25.
Also bumps up parcel version.
Change-Id: I1b692a9137ff28d535e7a06b539f713b54a85ea9
Fixes: 64149996
Test: manually verified count doesn't increase when screen-on
Change from the previous attempt:
- Fixed the helper class. The original version had a few bugs.
- Bundle.readFromParcel() now handles a Parcel with a read-write helper
properly.
** Comparison **
The following charts are the actual measurement with and without the fix,
using "dumpsys system".
- The red bar is "total private dirty".
- The X axsis is time since boot.
Without fix:
- #1 First boot:
-- https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1CbmU8cQQQw7n7tyqbZi3beRHNuzqcmJgdvzDpi40Q1I/edit#gid=1971317391
-- Private dirty stabilizes at ~16.8M.
-- Loading system packages took 1.8 seconds.
- #2 Second boot:
-- https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1CbmU8cQQQw7n7tyqbZi3beRHNuzqcmJgdvzDpi40Q1I/edit#gid=982210726
-- Private dirty stabilizes at ~17.5M.
-- Loading system packages took 0.5 seconds.
With fix:
- #3 First boot:
-- https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1R6lL0AnAp93HnrqWujJFNgOjj6wvGicgDlbDAevbc3g/edit#gid=791764875
-- Private dirty stabilizes at around the same level as #1.
-- Loading system packages took 1.9 seconds.
- #4 Second boot:
-- https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1CbmU8cQQQw7n7tyqbZi3beRHNuzqcmJgdvzDpi40Q1I/edit#gid=1820894299
-- Private dirty stabilizes at around the same level as #1.
-- Loading system packages took 0.7 seconds.
Package manager start up time with and without the fix:
- (Ignored ones that are too fast; probably the thermal throttling didn't kick in.)
- https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1CbmU8cQQQw7n7tyqbZi3beRHNuzqcmJgdvzDpi40Q1I/edit#gid=499396796
- Before: 3.5 seconds (average of 5 reboots)
- After: 3.6 seconds (average of 5 reboots)
Package scan speed comparison:
- With the fix, first boot.
08-03 08:49:56.851 1000 779 779 I PackageManager: Finished scanning system apps. Time: 2133 ms, packageCount: 143 , timePerPackage: 14 , cached: 0
08-03 08:49:56.971 1000 779 779 I PackageManager: Finished scanning non-system apps. Time: 121 ms, packageCount: 11 , timePerPackage: 11 , cached: 0
- With the fix, second boot.
08-03 08:53:29.387 1000 779 779 I PackageManager: Finished scanning system apps. Time: 484 ms, packageCount: 143 , timePerPackage: 3 , cached: 143
08-03 08:53:29.424 1000 779 779 I PackageManager: Finished scanning non-system apps. Time: 37 ms, packageCount: 11 , timePerPackage: 3 , cached: 11
** Conclusion **
- This CL wil slightly slow down the boot time (0.2 seconds on a thermal-throttled bullhead), but
the system server's ram consumption will go down to the no-cache level.
- Using the package cache is still faster than not using it.
Test: build, boot, reboot, adb-install, reboot
Test: bit FrameworksCoreTests:android.content.pm.PackageParserTest
Test: bit FrameworksServicesTests:com.android.server.pm.PackageParserTest
Test: cts-tradefed run cts-dev --skip-device-info --skip-preconditions --skip-system-status-check com.android.compatibility.common.tradefed.targetprep.NetworkConnectivityChecker -a armeabi-v7a -l INFO -m CtsOsTestCases -t android.os.cts.BundleTest
Bug: 64112468
Change-Id: I30691a032cb1dd1c7f6c1966a096c2f0d07a09cb
The original operation creates new string everytime which is expensive
Bug: 64272195
Test: NA
Change-Id: Id93d588a7d5a6b6c192a057fcd4296bd1c508516
(cherry picked from commit 8529150860)
We're not yet ready to commit to SubscriptionPlan as public API, so
relax to be @SystemApi instead. Add a new MANAGE_SUBSCRIPTION_PLANS
permission that we require apps to hold, unless they've been
delegated access via a trusted CarrierService.
Since several apps have the ability to provide plans for a single
subId, we now remember the "owner" who set the current plan
information, and we refuse to leak plan information beyond the app
that originally set it.
Relax permissions check to not require READ_PHONE_STATE, since we're
only returning data that an app provided to us earlier. Also fix
NPE when SubscriptionInfo is missing.
Test: bit FrameworksServicesTests:com.android.server.NetworkPolicyManagerServiceTest
Bug: 63997177, 63928277, 64156138, 63903381
Change-Id: If503378ef406dcaec438c9b41e837e0a821a3ef4
Bug: 62805443
Test: Used some apps and verified that battery usage is attributed to
these apps in Settings>Battery.
Change-Id: I0e604fdc0d1704d7d061b6a711a0017b82a39b8f
On dumpsys we do show history broadcast intents with extras, but
if an intent's extras are still parceled, we can't show anything
(but the length) anyway, so let's just remove them, because sometimes
they contain heavy objects such as bitmaps.
Bug: 62144301
Test: manual tests: Boot, add account start apps, insert SIM
Change-Id: Ia64dd46d66fba3098e32c435509f4940ae978710
Previously, the background timebases (of a Uid) were reset when the Uid
resets in the wrong place. This caused StopwatchTimer.reset() to have the timesbase's old value to keep
track of its mUpdateTime. The solution is to call TimeBase.init at the
start of Uid.reset(), instead of calling TimeBase.reset() at the end of
Uid.reset().
Bug: 62352334
Test: runtest -x frameworks/base/core/tests/coretests/src/com/android/internal/os/BatteryStatsTests.java
Change-Id: I23c886544e18f154fc226cc81c22c3ea70fb4c7e
