Remove logic to set heap target utilization to 0.8. The default is
0.75 and this should not have any fragmentation benefit since the
GC is compacting.
Removed some unused logging and a variable.
Test: TH
Change-Id: Ife7219e94fa0aa7f489569e16248cdd23d09089a
This reverts commit 098a533e78.
Reason for revert: Base CL caused slower app startup (I don't know why).
Change-Id: Ib67852b900ff2baeb34f5d553fb0d233f5475888
To com.android.internal.compat.IPlatformCompat. This solves a java9
issue because libcore exported api has the same package android.compat.
Test: EXPERIMENTAL_JAVA_LANGUAGE_LEVEL_9=true make framework
Change-Id: I0918344f670669cecb04f1e9e54dbcb471b587d5
This CL topic moves the default MimeMap implementation to frameworks.
Libcore starts with a minimal implementation sufficient to pass
CtsLibcoreTestCases, but frameworks can inject the real implementation.
Before this CL topic, the data files and logic (MimeMapImpl) were part of
core-*.jar on device; after this CL, they instead live in framework.jar.
Tests from MimeMapTest that check behavior of that default
implementation also move to a non-libcore CTS test.
Specifically, the logic and android.mime.types now live in
frameworks/base/mime. The default implementation is injected
into libcore from RuntimeInit. I chose to use a separate directory
(frameworks/base/mime/) and build java_library target ("mimemap")
in order to keep this as separate as possible from the rest of
frameworks code, to make it as easy as possible to factor this
out into a separate APEX module if we ever choose to do so.
Planned work for follow-up CL:
1. Make CTS more opinionated, with a plan to assert that all of
the default mappings are present. How exactly the expectated
mapping will be bundled in CTS is still TBD.
2. Add a vendor.mime.types file (defaults to empty) where vendors
can add additional mappings; I plan to make it such that mappings
in that file are parsed last but never override any earlier
mappings, as if each mime type / file extension was prefixed
with '?'.
3. Perhaps enforce that public APIs android.webkit.MimeTypeMap
and java.net.URLConnection.getFileNameMap() behave consistently
with MimeMap.getDefault().
Test: atest CtsLibcoreTestCases
Test: atest CtsMimeMapTestCases
Bug: 136256059
Change-Id: Ib955699694d24a25c33ef2445443afb7c35ed9e7
This combines ag/8888937 and ag/9019277 into one CL, plus fixes another issue
where the timer could restart if the user had removed a notification and then
restarted the stream
Fixes: 138261464
Test: manual, atest NotificationMediaTemplateViewWrapperTest
Also checked the changes on the master branch since that had very
obvious issues when locking / unlocking the phone before
Change-Id: I6a0bbc675d33a5c7d4ce7f0884aec19606bff4fa
Both Display.STATE_DOZE and Display.STATE_DOZE_SUSPEND returns true in
func isScreenDoze(int state),so if state change from STATE_DOZE to
STATE_DOZE_SUSPEND or the other way round, mScreenDozeTimer.startRunningLocked
may execute many times, then StopwatchTimer.mNesting++ executes
many times, mScreenDozeTimer.stopRunningLocked runs less than
mScreenDozeTimer.startRunningLocked. The bad result is even we
close ambient.display or stopRunningLocked, the return value from
StopwatchTimer.computeRunTimeLocked() always rises, then Estimated power
for ambient.display in batterystats always rises, it's obviously wrong.
After modifying, startRunningLocked and stopRunningLocked could be
one-to-one correspondence, and the return value from
StopwatchTimer.computeRunTimeLocked() is right.
Problem background: When we turn on AOD(Alway On Display), the display state
may change from STATE_DOZE to STATE_DOZE_SUSPEND or the other way round, then
we find that in BatteryStatsHelper.addAmbientDisplayUsage(), ambientDisplayMs
always rises even after we turn off AOD. ambientDisplayMs equals
mScreenDozeTimer.getTotalLocked(elapsedRealtimeUs, which). At last, we find
that because of the mismatching startRunningLocked and stopRunningLocked,
mNesting is greater than zero even we turn off AOD, then the return value
from computeRunTimeLocked(long curBatteryRealtime) always rises. The appearance
is the ambient.display value in BatteryStats always rises even we turn off AOD.
Test: manual- use modifying version for daily use two days,
the Estimated power for ambient.display is right now.
Change-Id: I7731a60c3bc8be331eebfcd923bb70ecbc661a77
Signed-off-by: zhuguangqing <zhuguangqing@xiaomi.com>
