resourcemanager: fix reclaim issue with conflicting codecs
If a device doesn't support multiple secure codecs,
the resource manager has to resolve the conflicts while
reclaiming.
But when a secure codec fails during configure or start with
insufficient resources, the RM thinks this as secure codec
conflict, as the resources associated with this secure codec
was added during creation (init) time.
This happens as RM only checks for the calling/requesting process
against the currently added resources.
The fix is to make sure that the calling/requesting client
is compared with other clients only.
Bug: 323238132
Test: atest android.media.misc.cts.ResourceManagerTest
atest android.media.misc.cts.ResourceManagerMultiTest
/data/nativetest64/ResourceManagerService_test/ResourceManagerService_test
/data/nativetest64/ResourceObserverService_test/ResourceObserverService_test
Change-Id: Ieff5275abb5724bc2b8eb27babd366645f7db3d9
diff --git a/services/mediaresourcemanager/DefaultResourceModel.cpp b/services/mediaresourcemanager/DefaultResourceModel.cpp
index 7bad715..990df82 100644
--- a/services/mediaresourcemanager/DefaultResourceModel.cpp
+++ b/services/mediaresourcemanager/DefaultResourceModel.cpp
@@ -44,7 +44,9 @@
clients.clear();
MediaResourceParcel mediaResource{.type = reclimRequestInfo.mResources[0].type,
.subType = reclimRequestInfo.mResources[0].subType};
- ResourceRequestInfo resourceRequestInfo{reclimRequestInfo.mCallingPid, &mediaResource};
+ ResourceRequestInfo resourceRequestInfo{reclimRequestInfo.mCallingPid,
+ reclimRequestInfo.mClientId,
+ &mediaResource};
// Resolve the secure-unsecure codec conflicts if there is any.
switch (reclimRequestInfo.mResources[0].type) {
@@ -116,7 +118,9 @@
const ReclaimRequestInfo& reclimRequestInfo,
std::vector<ClientInfo>& clients) {
MediaResourceParcel mediaResource;
- ResourceRequestInfo resourceRequestInfo{reclimRequestInfo.mCallingPid, &mediaResource};
+ ResourceRequestInfo resourceRequestInfo{reclimRequestInfo.mCallingPid,
+ reclimRequestInfo.mClientId,
+ &mediaResource};
// 1. Look to find the client(s) with the other resources, for the given
// primary type.