/* * Copyright (C) 2019 The Android Open Source Project * * Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); * you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. * You may obtain a copy of the License at * * http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 * * Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software * distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, * WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. * See the License for the specific language governing permissions and * limitations under the License. */ #pragma once #include namespace android { namespace hardware { namespace sensors { namespace V2_0 { namespace implementation { using ::android::hardware::sensors::V2_0::SensorTimeout; const int64_t kWakelockTimeoutNs = static_cast(SensorTimeout::WAKE_LOCK_SECONDS) * INT64_C(1000000000); int64_t getTimeNow(); class IScopedWakelockRefCounter : public RefBase { public: /** * Increment the wakelock ref count and maybe acquire the shared wakelock if incrementing * from 0 then return the time of incrementing back to caller. * * @param delta The amount to change ref count by. * @param timeoutStart The ptr to the timestamp in ns that the increment occurred which will be * set in the function or nullptr if not specified. * * @return true if successfully incremented the wakelock ref count. */ virtual bool incrementRefCountAndMaybeAcquireWakelock(size_t delta, int64_t* timeoutStart = nullptr) = 0; /** * Decrement the wakelock ref count and maybe release wakelock if ref count ends up 0. * * @param delta The amount to change ref count by. * @param timeoutStart The timestamp in ns that the calling context kept track of when * incrementing the ref count or -1 by default */ virtual void decrementRefCountAndMaybeReleaseWakelock(size_t delta, int64_t timeoutStart = -1) = 0; // Virtual dtor needed for compilation success virtual ~IScopedWakelockRefCounter(){}; }; /** * Wrapper around wake lock acquisition functions (acquire/release_wake_lock) that provides a * RAII-style mechanism for keeping a wake lock held for the duration of a scoped block. * When a ScopedWakelock is created, it increments the reference count stored in the HalProxy * for the sub-HALs specific wake lock, acquiring the wake lock if necessary. When the object goes * out of scope, the ref count is decremented, potentially releasing the wake lock if no other * references to the wake lock exist. * * This class is allocated through the createScopedWakelock callback inside the IHalProxyCallback * provided to sub-HALs during initialization and should be used for all wake lock acquisition * inside of the sub-HAL to ensure wake locks are not held indefinitely. * * The most prevalent use case for this class will be for posting events to the framework through * the postEvents HalProxy callback. The expectation is that sub-HALs will create this * ScopedWakelock through the createScopedWakelock upon receiving a sensor events. The lock boolean * provided to createScopedWakelock will be set the according to whether the sensor events are * from wakeup sensors. Then, the sub-HAL will perform any processing necessary before invoking the * postEvents callback passing in the previously created ScopedWakelock. At this point, ownership * of the object will be passed to the HalProxy that will then be responsible for ensuring any * wake locks continue to be held, if necessary. */ class ScopedWakelock { public: ScopedWakelock(ScopedWakelock&&) = default; ScopedWakelock& operator=(ScopedWakelock&&) = default; virtual ~ScopedWakelock(); bool isLocked() const { return mLocked; } private: friend class HalProxyCallback; IScopedWakelockRefCounter* mRefCounter; int64_t mCreatedAtTimeNs; bool mLocked; ScopedWakelock(IScopedWakelockRefCounter* refCounter, bool locked); ScopedWakelock(const ScopedWakelock&) = delete; ScopedWakelock& operator=(const ScopedWakelock&) = delete; }; } // namespace implementation } // namespace V2_0 } // namespace sensors } // namespace hardware } // namespace android