Surface.h revision c62acbd12711ee6cff1ef94c146316dfe5169045 
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16
17#ifndef ANDROID_GUI_SURFACE_H
18#define ANDROID_GUI_SURFACE_H
19
20#include <gui/IGraphicBufferProducer.h>
21#include <gui/BufferQueue.h>
22
23#include <ui/ANativeObjectBase.h>
24#include <ui/Region.h>
25
26#include <utils/RefBase.h>
27#include <utils/threads.h>
28#include <utils/KeyedVector.h>
29
30struct ANativeWindow_Buffer;
31
32namespace android {
33
34/*
35 * An implementation of ANativeWindow that feeds graphics buffers into a
36 * BufferQueue.
37 *
38 * This is typically used by programs that want to render frames through
39 * some means (maybe OpenGL, a software renderer, or a hardware decoder)
40 * and have the frames they create forwarded to SurfaceFlinger for
41 * compositing.  For example, a video decoder could render a frame and call
42 * eglSwapBuffers(), which invokes ANativeWindow callbacks defined by
43 * Surface.  Surface then forwards the buffers through Binder IPC
44 * to the BufferQueue's producer interface, providing the new frame to a
45 * consumer such as GLConsumer.
46 */
47class Surface
48    : public ANativeObjectBase<ANativeWindow, Surface, RefBase>
49{
50public:
51
52    /*
53     * creates a Surface from the given IGraphicBufferProducer (which concrete
54     * implementation is a BufferQueue).
55     *
56     * Surface is mainly state-less while it's disconnected, it can be
57     * viewed as a glorified IGraphicBufferProducer holder. It's therefore
58     * safe to create other Surfaces from the same IGraphicBufferProducer.
59     *
60     * However, once a Surface is connected, it'll prevent other Surfaces
61     * referring to the same IGraphicBufferProducer to become connected and
62     * therefore prevent them to be used as actual producers of buffers.
63     *
64     * the controlledByApp flag indicates that this Surface (producer) is
65     * controlled by the application. This flag is used at connect time.
66     */
67    Surface(const sp<IGraphicBufferProducer>& bufferProducer, bool controlledByApp = false);
68
69    /* getIGraphicBufferProducer() returns the IGraphicBufferProducer this
70     * Surface was created with. Usually it's an error to use the
71     * IGraphicBufferProducer while the Surface is connected.
72     */
73    sp<IGraphicBufferProducer> getIGraphicBufferProducer() const;
74
75    /* convenience function to check that the given surface is non NULL as
76     * well as its IGraphicBufferProducer */
77    static bool isValid(const sp<Surface>& surface) {
78        return surface != NULL && surface->getIGraphicBufferProducer() != NULL;
79    }
80
81    /* Attaches a sideband buffer stream to the Surface's IGraphicBufferProducer.
82     *
83     * A sideband stream is a device-specific mechanism for passing buffers
84     * from the producer to the consumer without using dequeueBuffer/
85     * queueBuffer. If a sideband stream is present, the consumer can choose
86     * whether to acquire buffers from the sideband stream or from the queued
87     * buffers.
88     *
89     * Passing NULL or a different stream handle will detach the previous
90     * handle if any.
91     */
92    void setSidebandStream(const sp<NativeHandle>& stream);
93
94    /* Allocates buffers based on the current dimensions/format.
95     *
96     * This function will allocate up to the maximum number of buffers
97     * permitted by the current BufferQueue configuration. It will use the
98     * default format and dimensions. This is most useful to avoid an allocation
99     * delay during dequeueBuffer. If there are already the maximum number of
100     * buffers allocated, this function has no effect.
101     */
102    void allocateBuffers();
103
104protected:
105    virtual ~Surface();
106
107private:
108    // can't be copied
109    Surface& operator = (const Surface& rhs);
110    Surface(const Surface& rhs);
111
112    // ANativeWindow hooks
113    static int hook_cancelBuffer(ANativeWindow* window,
114            ANativeWindowBuffer* buffer, int fenceFd);
115    static int hook_dequeueBuffer(ANativeWindow* window,
116            ANativeWindowBuffer** buffer, int* fenceFd);
117    static int hook_perform(ANativeWindow* window, int operation, ...);
118    static int hook_query(const ANativeWindow* window, int what, int* value);
119    static int hook_queueBuffer(ANativeWindow* window,
120            ANativeWindowBuffer* buffer, int fenceFd);
121    static int hook_setSwapInterval(ANativeWindow* window, int interval);
122
123    static int hook_cancelBuffer_DEPRECATED(ANativeWindow* window,
124            ANativeWindowBuffer* buffer);
125    static int hook_dequeueBuffer_DEPRECATED(ANativeWindow* window,
126            ANativeWindowBuffer** buffer);
127    static int hook_lockBuffer_DEPRECATED(ANativeWindow* window,
128            ANativeWindowBuffer* buffer);
129    static int hook_queueBuffer_DEPRECATED(ANativeWindow* window,
130            ANativeWindowBuffer* buffer);
131
132    int dispatchConnect(va_list args);
133    int dispatchDisconnect(va_list args);
134    int dispatchSetBufferCount(va_list args);
135    int dispatchSetBuffersGeometry(va_list args);
136    int dispatchSetBuffersDimensions(va_list args);
137    int dispatchSetBuffersUserDimensions(va_list args);
138    int dispatchSetBuffersFormat(va_list args);
139    int dispatchSetScalingMode(va_list args);
140    int dispatchSetBuffersTransform(va_list args);
141    int dispatchSetBuffersStickyTransform(va_list args);
142    int dispatchSetBuffersTimestamp(va_list args);
143    int dispatchSetCrop(va_list args);
144    int dispatchSetPostTransformCrop(va_list args);
145    int dispatchSetUsage(va_list args);
146    int dispatchLock(va_list args);
147    int dispatchUnlockAndPost(va_list args);
148    int dispatchSetSidebandStream(va_list args);
149    int dispatchSetBuffersDataSpace(va_list args);
150    int dispatchSetSurfaceDamage(va_list args);
151
152protected:
153    virtual int dequeueBuffer(ANativeWindowBuffer** buffer, int* fenceFd);
154    virtual int cancelBuffer(ANativeWindowBuffer* buffer, int fenceFd);
155    virtual int queueBuffer(ANativeWindowBuffer* buffer, int fenceFd);
156    virtual int perform(int operation, va_list args);
157    virtual int query(int what, int* value) const;
158    virtual int setSwapInterval(int interval);
159
160    virtual int lockBuffer_DEPRECATED(ANativeWindowBuffer* buffer);
161
162    virtual int connect(int api);
163    virtual int disconnect(int api);
164    virtual int setBufferCount(int bufferCount);
165    virtual int setBuffersDimensions(uint32_t width, uint32_t height);
166    virtual int setBuffersUserDimensions(uint32_t width, uint32_t height);
167    virtual int setBuffersFormat(PixelFormat format);
168    virtual int setScalingMode(int mode);
169    virtual int setBuffersTransform(uint32_t transform);
170    virtual int setBuffersStickyTransform(uint32_t transform);
171    virtual int setBuffersTimestamp(int64_t timestamp);
172    virtual int setBuffersDataSpace(android_dataspace dataSpace);
173    virtual int setCrop(Rect const* rect);
174    virtual int setUsage(uint32_t reqUsage);
175    virtual void setSurfaceDamage(android_native_rect_t* rects, size_t numRects);
176
177public:
178    virtual int lock(ANativeWindow_Buffer* outBuffer, ARect* inOutDirtyBounds);
179    virtual int unlockAndPost();
180
181    virtual int connect(int api, const sp<IProducerListener>& listener);
182    virtual int detachNextBuffer(ANativeWindowBuffer** outBuffer,
183            sp<Fence>* outFence);
184    virtual int attachBuffer(ANativeWindowBuffer*);
185
186protected:
187    enum { NUM_BUFFER_SLOTS = BufferQueue::NUM_BUFFER_SLOTS };
188    enum { DEFAULT_FORMAT = PIXEL_FORMAT_RGBA_8888 };
189
190private:
191    void freeAllBuffers();
192    int getSlotFromBufferLocked(android_native_buffer_t* buffer) const;
193
194    struct BufferSlot {
195        sp<GraphicBuffer> buffer;
196        Region dirtyRegion;
197    };
198
199    // mSurfaceTexture is the interface to the surface texture server. All
200    // operations on the surface texture client ultimately translate into
201    // interactions with the server using this interface.
202    // TODO: rename to mBufferProducer
203    sp<IGraphicBufferProducer> mGraphicBufferProducer;
204
205    // mSlots stores the buffers that have been allocated for each buffer slot.
206    // It is initialized to null pointers, and gets filled in with the result of
207    // IGraphicBufferProducer::requestBuffer when the client dequeues a buffer from a
208    // slot that has not yet been used. The buffer allocated to a slot will also
209    // be replaced if the requested buffer usage or geometry differs from that
210    // of the buffer allocated to a slot.
211    BufferSlot mSlots[NUM_BUFFER_SLOTS];
212
213    // mReqWidth is the buffer width that will be requested at the next dequeue
214    // operation. It is initialized to 1.
215    uint32_t mReqWidth;
216
217    // mReqHeight is the buffer height that will be requested at the next
218    // dequeue operation. It is initialized to 1.
219    uint32_t mReqHeight;
220
221    // mReqFormat is the buffer pixel format that will be requested at the next
222    // deuque operation. It is initialized to PIXEL_FORMAT_RGBA_8888.
223    PixelFormat mReqFormat;
224
225    // mReqUsage is the set of buffer usage flags that will be requested
226    // at the next deuque operation. It is initialized to 0.
227    uint32_t mReqUsage;
228
229    // mTimestamp is the timestamp that will be used for the next buffer queue
230    // operation. It defaults to NATIVE_WINDOW_TIMESTAMP_AUTO, which means that
231    // a timestamp is auto-generated when queueBuffer is called.
232    int64_t mTimestamp;
233
234    // mDataSpace is the buffer dataSpace that will be used for the next buffer
235    // queue operation. It defaults to HAL_DATASPACE_UNKNOWN, which
236    // means that the buffer contains some type of color data.
237    android_dataspace mDataSpace;
238
239    // mCrop is the crop rectangle that will be used for the next buffer
240    // that gets queued. It is set by calling setCrop.
241    Rect mCrop;
242
243    // mScalingMode is the scaling mode that will be used for the next
244    // buffers that get queued. It is set by calling setScalingMode.
245    int mScalingMode;
246
247    // mTransform is the transform identifier that will be used for the next
248    // buffer that gets queued. It is set by calling setTransform.
249    uint32_t mTransform;
250
251    // mStickyTransform is a transform that is applied on top of mTransform
252    // in each buffer that is queued.  This is typically used to force the
253    // compositor to apply a transform, and will prevent the transform hint
254    // from being set by the compositor.
255    uint32_t mStickyTransform;
256
257    // mDefaultWidth is default width of the buffers, regardless of the
258    // native_window_set_buffers_dimensions call.
259    uint32_t mDefaultWidth;
260
261    // mDefaultHeight is default height of the buffers, regardless of the
262    // native_window_set_buffers_dimensions call.
263    uint32_t mDefaultHeight;
264
265    // mUserWidth, if non-zero, is an application-specified override
266    // of mDefaultWidth.  This is lower priority than the width set by
267    // native_window_set_buffers_dimensions.
268    uint32_t mUserWidth;
269
270    // mUserHeight, if non-zero, is an application-specified override
271    // of mDefaultHeight.  This is lower priority than the height set
272    // by native_window_set_buffers_dimensions.
273    uint32_t mUserHeight;
274
275    // mTransformHint is the transform probably applied to buffers of this
276    // window. this is only a hint, actual transform may differ.
277    uint32_t mTransformHint;
278
279    // mProducerControlledByApp whether this buffer producer is controlled
280    // by the application
281    bool mProducerControlledByApp;
282
283    // mSwapIntervalZero set if we should drop buffers at queue() time to
284    // achieve an asynchronous swap interval
285    bool mSwapIntervalZero;
286
287    // mConsumerRunningBehind whether the consumer is running more than
288    // one buffer behind the producer.
289    mutable bool mConsumerRunningBehind;
290
291    // mMutex is the mutex used to prevent concurrent access to the member
292    // variables of Surface objects. It must be locked whenever the
293    // member variables are accessed.
294    mutable Mutex mMutex;
295
296    // must be used from the lock/unlock thread
297    sp<GraphicBuffer>           mLockedBuffer;
298    sp<GraphicBuffer>           mPostedBuffer;
299    bool                        mConnectedToCpu;
300
301    // When a CPU producer is attached, this reflects the region that the
302    // producer wished to update as well as whether the Surface was able to copy
303    // the previous buffer back to allow a partial update.
304    //
305    // When a non-CPU producer is attached, this reflects the surface damage
306    // (the change since the previous frame) passed in by the producer.
307    Region mDirtyRegion;
308};
309
310}; // namespace android
311
312#endif  // ANDROID_GUI_SURFACE_H
313