Searched refs:wake (Results 1 - 13 of 13) sorted by relevance
/frameworks/base/core/jni/ |
H A D | android_os_MessageQueue.cpp | 42 void wake(); 106 void NativeMessageQueue::wake() { function in class:android::NativeMessageQueue 107 mLooper->wake(); 141 return nativeMessageQueue->wake();
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/frameworks/native/include/gui/ |
H A D | SensorEventQueue.h | 67 status_t wake() const;
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/frameworks/native/libs/gui/ |
H A D | SensorEventQueue.cpp | 116 status_t SensorEventQueue::wake() const function in class:SensorEventQueue 119 looper->wake(); 155 // Send mNumAcksToSend to acknowledge for the wake up sensor events received.
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/frameworks/base/native/android/ |
H A D | looper.cpp | 75 ALooper_to_Looper(looper)->wake();
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/frameworks/base/libs/hwui/renderthread/ |
H A D | RenderThread.cpp | 305 mLooper->wake(); 312 mLooper->wake();
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/frameworks/native/services/inputflinger/ |
H A D | EventHub.h | 206 * After returning, the EventHub holds onto a wake lock until the next call to getEvent. 211 * The timeout is advisory only. If the device is asleep, it will not wake just to 253 virtual void wake() = 0; 315 virtual void wake();
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H A D | InputDispatcher.cpp | 239 // If any commands were run then force the next poll to wake up immediately. 245 // Wait for callback or timeout or wake. (make sure we round up, not down) 399 *nextWakeupTime = LONG_LONG_MIN; // force next poll to wake up immediately 990 // Force poll loop to wake up immediately on next iteration once we get the 995 // Force poll loop to wake up when timeout is due. 2333 mLooper->wake(); 2424 mLooper->wake(); 2501 mLooper->wake(); 2538 mLooper->wake(); 2655 mLooper->wake(); [all...] |
H A D | InputReader.cpp | 565 mEventHub->wake(); 682 mEventHub->wake(); 776 mEventHub->wake(); 2171 // Key down on external an keyboard should wake the device. 2174 // each wake key individually. 2512 // Moving an external trackball or mouse should wake the device. 2867 // Initial downs on external touch devices should wake the device. 2870 mParameters.wake = getDevice()->isExternal(); 2871 getDevice()->getConfiguration().tryGetProperty(String8("touch.wake"), 2872 mParameters.wake); [all...] |
H A D | EventHub.cpp | 202 LOG_ALWAYS_FATAL_IF(result != 0, "Could not create wake pipe. errno=%d", errno); 208 LOG_ALWAYS_FATAL_IF(result != 0, "Could not make wake read pipe non-blocking. errno=%d", 212 LOG_ALWAYS_FATAL_IF(result != 0, "Could not make wake write pipe non-blocking. errno=%d", 217 LOG_ALWAYS_FATAL_IF(result != 0, "Could not add wake read pipe to epoll instance. errno=%d", 787 ALOGV("awoken after wake()"); 795 ALOGW("Received unexpected epoll event 0x%08x for wake read pipe.", 959 // Poll for events. Mind the wake lock dance! 960 // We hold a wake lock at all times except during epoll_wait(). This works due to some 962 // a kernel wake lock. However, once the last pending event has been read, the device 963 // driver will release the kernel wake loc 1006 void EventHub::wake() { function in class:android::EventHub [all...] |
H A D | InputReader.h | 1253 bool wake; member in struct:android::TouchInputMapper::Parameters
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/frameworks/base/docs/html/training/ |
H A D | training_toc.cs | 1553 description="How to use repeating alarms and wake locks
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/frameworks/native/services/sensorservice/ |
H A D | SensorService.cpp | 413 // Poll has returned. Hold a wakelock if one of the events is from a wake up sensor. The 496 // Send our events to clients. Check the state of wake lock for each client and release the 548 mLooper->wake(); 1182 // registered for wake-up sensors OR for sending events in the cache. 1521 // can release the wake-lock. 1572 // Each sensor has a reserved fifo. Sum up the fifo sizes for all wake up sensors and
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/frameworks/native/services/inputflinger/tests/ |
H A D | InputReader_test.cpp | 710 virtual void wake() { function in class:android::FakeEventHub
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