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9 // Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
127   // for conventional HALs, to keep a data structure with one or multiple
147   // similar to TYPE_UNION, but support runtime type check.
183 // To specify an API call to an interface.
189   // HAL driver ID, if set (e.g., >0), use the given driver_id to get the
223   // the HIDL interface ID used to call an API of another nested interface
236   // used to pass the spec of a found HAL_CONVENTIONAL_SUBMODULE to the host.
266   // not a user-provided variable. used by the frameworks to tell the sub
270   // to specify a syscall number.
308   // used for a function pointer to keep its function name.
351   // We use uint64 to represent the address of the hidl_memory pointer,
352   // which allows vtsc to reinterpret the address when caller wants to use
399   // We use uint64 to represent the address of the hidl_handle pointer,
400   // which allows vtsc to reinterpret the address when caller wants to use
465   // when caller wants to use an existing FMQ.
468   // The descriptor can be passed in hidl and be used to create new
469   // FMQ objects. We use uint64 to represent the address of the descriptor,
470   // which allows vtsc to reinterpret the address when callers wants to use
485   // for non HIDL HAL, to use a custom type defined in C/C++.
488   // for non HIDL HAL, to set function pointer(s).
491   // for HIDL HAL, to use a HIDL callback instance.
494   // for HIDL HAL, to specify the HIDL_INTERFACE ID. ID is used between
498   // for HIDL HAL, to specify an HIDL interface's client proxy object's
499   // pointer value. Passed from a DriverBase instance to the VTS HAL driver
501   // case is when this variable is passed to a DriverBase instance from the
552 // To specify a module (which is logically equivalent to a .hal file in case
568   // use two ints to represent major and minor versions separately.
578   // The modules to import (e.g., package_path.component_name).
585   // a list of headers that need to be imported in order to use the component.