libs/hwui/MemoryPolicy.h

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#pragma once

#include "utils/TimeUtils.h"

namespace android::uirenderer {

// Values mirror those from ComponentCallbacks2.java
enum class TrimLevel {
    COMPLETE = 80,
    MODERATE = 60,
    BACKGROUND = 40,
    UI_HIDDEN = 20,
    RUNNING_CRITICAL = 15,
    RUNNING_LOW = 10,
    RUNNING_MODERATE = 5,
};

struct MemoryPolicy {
    // The initial scale factor applied to the display resolution. The default is 1, but
    // lower values may be used to start with a smaller initial cache size. The cache will
    // be adjusted if larger frames are actually rendered
    float initialMaxSurfaceAreaScale = 1.0f;
    // The foreground cache size multiplier. The surface area of the screen will be multiplied
    // by this
    float surfaceSizeMultiplier = 12.0f * 4.0f;
    // How much of the foreground cache size should be preserved when going into the background
    float backgroundRetentionPercent = 0.5f;
    // How long after the last renderer goes away before the GPU context is released. A value
    // of 0 means only drop the context on background TRIM signals
    nsecs_t contextTimeout = 10_s;
    // The minimum amount of time to hold onto items in the resource cache
    // The actual time used will be the max of this & when frames were actually rendered
    nsecs_t minimumResourceRetention = 10_s;
    // If false, use only TRIM_UI_HIDDEN to drive background cache limits;
    // If true, use all signals (such as all contexts are stopped) to drive the limits
    bool useAlternativeUiHidden = true;
    // Whether or not to only purge scratch resources when triggering UI Hidden or background
    // collection
    bool purgeScratchOnly = true;
    // EXPERIMENTAL: Whether or not to trigger releasing GPU context when all contexts are stopped
    bool releaseContextOnStoppedOnly = false;
};

const MemoryPolicy& loadMemoryPolicy();

}  // namespace android::uirenderer