If LockScreen is enhanced using SurfaceView/GLSurfaceView,
deadlock problem between LockScreen and WindowManagerService
can occur because of IWindow.resized() callback.
And it must lead to watchdog and reset.
IWindow.resized() callback is one-way function so calling resized()
callback of a remote IWindow object is never blocked.
However, calling resized() callback of a local IWindow object
(LockScreen is running on the same system_server process)
is always blocked until resized() callback returns.
Because resized() callback of SurfaceView/GLSurfaceView can lead to
WindowManagerService.relayoutWindow() call, deadlock can occur
between relayoutWindow() and performLayoutAndPlaceSurfacesLockedInner().
(Both functions need locking mWindowMap)
So this patch simulate one-way call when calling resized() callback
of a local IWindow object.
Change-Id: I2a6a5c74ed22d8e6b7a3bea3424ff2879d227105
Signed-off-by: Sangkyu Lee <sk82.lee@lge.com>
Conflicts:
services/java/com/android/server/wm/WindowManagerService.java
Relaunching a running activity will sometimes cause animations in that
activity to run, causing jank due to too much happening (window animations
on that same window running at the same time).
An earlier fix pauses application rendering while window animations are running,
but only the first time the activity comes up. If the window is animated
after that (such as is the case with re-launching it while it is running
in the background), rendering, and therefore animations, happen as usual,
causing the jank.
The fix is to simply broaden the scope of when application rendering is
paused to include anytime the window is animating.
Issue #8472972 Make app animations play nice with window animations
Change-Id: I1dd8da039fcb4d1faf6c0811bae97ef2847deb84
bug:8501661
Makes the performance issues and interaction with layer type/paint
more clear.
Additionally, corrects change from 47ab7d6612
to still allow displayList alpha to override layer paint
Change-Id: Ic94d75865700820489370461cd8ac9f9077a8d90
Removed storage of last audible stream volume index.
This information is redundant because we already have
two pieces of information (current volume and mute state)
allowing to completely define which volume should actually
be applied by the framework or indicated to apps.
The last audible index management had anyway been broken by
successive changes making that the value stored could be 0
in some cases causing problems like issue 8109149 when
restoring the volume settings from the DB.
Bug 8109149
Change-Id: Iea80f5a994554e42d45b227f651ec9646844aa77
The Activity Manager sets up a permission-guarded domain socket, which
debuggerd connects to when a crash happens. If this is successful,
the daemon then mirrors the logged crash report to that socket, then
closes it.
The Activity Manager parses the native crash dump supplied by debuggerd
and forwards it to the standard app-crashed code. The UX result is
that users now see the normal "app has stopped unexpectedly" dialog
with "report" and "okay" options for native crashes, not just for
DVM-mediated crashes.
Bug 8322568
Change-Id: Ie1b279896c603bd74d82d6cfcfd66a8f231da134
