SurfaceFlinger: use duration instead of offset
This change is using the duration given to sf/app without
converting them back to the legacy offset. This allows us to get
the expected vsync associated with a wakeup event.
This change also required some refactoring:
- Move the periodic callback interface out of DispSync and in
to DispSyncSource
- Translate legacy offsets to duration in case that duration
is not specified in the build files
- Add support to VSD to expose the deadline timestamp of when
a frame needs to be ready by
Bug: 162888874
Test: SF unit tests
Test: examine systraces
Change-Id: I87a53cc7dea931d3c195eab6842e003ca4516885
diff --git a/services/surfaceflinger/tests/unittests/EventThreadTest.cpp b/services/surfaceflinger/tests/unittests/EventThreadTest.cpp
index aab6d01..ae94f16 100644
--- a/services/surfaceflinger/tests/unittests/EventThreadTest.cpp
+++ b/services/surfaceflinger/tests/unittests/EventThreadTest.cpp
@@ -46,7 +46,9 @@
MOCK_METHOD1(setVSyncEnabled, void(bool));
MOCK_METHOD1(setCallback, void(VSyncSource::Callback*));
- MOCK_METHOD1(setPhaseOffset, void(nsecs_t));
+ MOCK_METHOD2(setDuration,
+ void(std::chrono::nanoseconds workDuration,
+ std::chrono::nanoseconds readyDuration));
MOCK_METHOD1(pauseVsyncCallback, void(bool));
MOCK_CONST_METHOD1(dump, void(std::string&));
};
@@ -74,7 +76,8 @@
ISurfaceComposer::ConfigChanged configChanged);
void expectVSyncSetEnabledCallReceived(bool expectedState);
- void expectVSyncSetPhaseOffsetCallReceived(nsecs_t expectedPhaseOffset);
+ void expectVSyncSetDurationCallReceived(std::chrono::nanoseconds expectedDuration,
+ std::chrono::nanoseconds expectedReadyDuration);
VSyncSource::Callback* expectVSyncSetCallbackCallReceived();
void expectInterceptCallReceived(nsecs_t expectedTimestamp);
void expectVsyncEventReceivedByConnection(const char* name,
@@ -89,7 +92,8 @@
AsyncCallRecorder<void (*)(bool)> mVSyncSetEnabledCallRecorder;
AsyncCallRecorder<void (*)(VSyncSource::Callback*)> mVSyncSetCallbackCallRecorder;
- AsyncCallRecorder<void (*)(nsecs_t)> mVSyncSetPhaseOffsetCallRecorder;
+ AsyncCallRecorder<void (*)(std::chrono::nanoseconds, std::chrono::nanoseconds)>
+ mVSyncSetDurationCallRecorder;
AsyncCallRecorder<void (*)()> mResyncCallRecorder;
AsyncCallRecorder<void (*)(nsecs_t)> mInterceptVSyncCallRecorder;
ConnectionEventRecorder mConnectionEventCallRecorder{0};
@@ -114,8 +118,8 @@
EXPECT_CALL(*mVSyncSource, setCallback(_))
.WillRepeatedly(Invoke(mVSyncSetCallbackCallRecorder.getInvocable()));
- EXPECT_CALL(*mVSyncSource, setPhaseOffset(_))
- .WillRepeatedly(Invoke(mVSyncSetPhaseOffsetCallRecorder.getInvocable()));
+ EXPECT_CALL(*mVSyncSource, setDuration(_, _))
+ .WillRepeatedly(Invoke(mVSyncSetDurationCallRecorder.getInvocable()));
createThread(std::move(vsyncSource));
mConnection = createConnection(mConnectionEventCallRecorder,
@@ -159,10 +163,12 @@
EXPECT_EQ(expectedState, std::get<0>(args.value()));
}
-void EventThreadTest::expectVSyncSetPhaseOffsetCallReceived(nsecs_t expectedPhaseOffset) {
- auto args = mVSyncSetPhaseOffsetCallRecorder.waitForCall();
+void EventThreadTest::expectVSyncSetDurationCallReceived(
+ std::chrono::nanoseconds expectedDuration, std::chrono::nanoseconds expectedReadyDuration) {
+ auto args = mVSyncSetDurationCallRecorder.waitForCall();
ASSERT_TRUE(args.has_value());
- EXPECT_EQ(expectedPhaseOffset, std::get<0>(args.value()));
+ EXPECT_EQ(expectedDuration, std::get<0>(args.value()));
+ EXPECT_EQ(expectedReadyDuration, std::get<1>(args.value()));
}
VSyncSource::Callback* EventThreadTest::expectVSyncSetCallbackCallReceived() {
@@ -229,7 +235,7 @@
TEST_F(EventThreadTest, canCreateAndDestroyThreadWithNoEventsSent) {
EXPECT_FALSE(mVSyncSetEnabledCallRecorder.waitForUnexpectedCall().has_value());
EXPECT_FALSE(mVSyncSetCallbackCallRecorder.waitForCall(0us).has_value());
- EXPECT_FALSE(mVSyncSetPhaseOffsetCallRecorder.waitForCall(0us).has_value());
+ EXPECT_FALSE(mVSyncSetDurationCallRecorder.waitForCall(0us).has_value());
EXPECT_FALSE(mResyncCallRecorder.waitForCall(0us).has_value());
EXPECT_FALSE(mInterceptVSyncCallRecorder.waitForCall(0us).has_value());
EXPECT_FALSE(mConnectionEventCallRecorder.waitForCall(0us).has_value());
@@ -258,14 +264,14 @@
// Use the received callback to signal a first vsync event.
// The interceptor should receive the event, as well as the connection.
- mCallback->onVSyncEvent(123, 456);
+ mCallback->onVSyncEvent(123, 456, 789);
expectInterceptCallReceived(123);
expectVsyncEventReceivedByConnection(123, 1u);
// Use the received callback to signal a second vsync event.
// The interceptor should receive the event, but the the connection should
// not as it was only interested in the first.
- mCallback->onVSyncEvent(456, 123);
+ mCallback->onVSyncEvent(456, 123, 0);
expectInterceptCallReceived(456);
EXPECT_FALSE(mConnectionEventCallRecorder.waitForUnexpectedCall().has_value());
@@ -299,7 +305,7 @@
// Send a vsync event. EventThread should then make a call to the
// interceptor, and the second connection. The first connection should not
// get the event.
- mCallback->onVSyncEvent(123, 456);
+ mCallback->onVSyncEvent(123, 456, 0);
expectInterceptCallReceived(123);
EXPECT_FALSE(firstConnectionEventRecorder.waitForUnexpectedCall().has_value());
expectVsyncEventReceivedByConnection("secondConnection", secondConnectionEventRecorder, 123,
@@ -314,17 +320,17 @@
// Send a vsync event. EventThread should then make a call to the
// interceptor, and the connection.
- mCallback->onVSyncEvent(123, 456);
+ mCallback->onVSyncEvent(123, 456, 789);
expectInterceptCallReceived(123);
expectVsyncEventReceivedByConnection(123, 1u);
// A second event should go to the same places.
- mCallback->onVSyncEvent(456, 123);
+ mCallback->onVSyncEvent(456, 123, 0);
expectInterceptCallReceived(456);
expectVsyncEventReceivedByConnection(456, 2u);
// A third event should go to the same places.
- mCallback->onVSyncEvent(789, 777);
+ mCallback->onVSyncEvent(789, 777, 111);
expectInterceptCallReceived(789);
expectVsyncEventReceivedByConnection(789, 3u);
}
@@ -336,22 +342,22 @@
expectVSyncSetEnabledCallReceived(true);
// The first event will be seen by the interceptor, and not the connection.
- mCallback->onVSyncEvent(123, 456);
+ mCallback->onVSyncEvent(123, 456, 789);
expectInterceptCallReceived(123);
EXPECT_FALSE(mConnectionEventCallRecorder.waitForUnexpectedCall().has_value());
// The second event will be seen by the interceptor and the connection.
- mCallback->onVSyncEvent(456, 123);
+ mCallback->onVSyncEvent(456, 123, 0);
expectInterceptCallReceived(456);
expectVsyncEventReceivedByConnection(456, 2u);
// The third event will be seen by the interceptor, and not the connection.
- mCallback->onVSyncEvent(789, 777);
+ mCallback->onVSyncEvent(789, 777, 744);
expectInterceptCallReceived(789);
EXPECT_FALSE(mConnectionEventCallRecorder.waitForUnexpectedCall().has_value());
// The fourth event will be seen by the interceptor and the connection.
- mCallback->onVSyncEvent(101112, 7847);
+ mCallback->onVSyncEvent(101112, 7847, 86);
expectInterceptCallReceived(101112);
expectVsyncEventReceivedByConnection(101112, 4u);
}
@@ -366,7 +372,7 @@
mConnection = nullptr;
// The first event will be seen by the interceptor, and not the connection.
- mCallback->onVSyncEvent(123, 456);
+ mCallback->onVSyncEvent(123, 456, 789);
expectInterceptCallReceived(123);
EXPECT_FALSE(mConnectionEventCallRecorder.waitForUnexpectedCall().has_value());
@@ -386,13 +392,13 @@
// The first event will be seen by the interceptor, and by the connection,
// which then returns an error.
- mCallback->onVSyncEvent(123, 456);
+ mCallback->onVSyncEvent(123, 456, 789);
expectInterceptCallReceived(123);
expectVsyncEventReceivedByConnection("errorConnection", errorConnectionEventRecorder, 123, 1u);
// A subsequent event will be seen by the interceptor and not by the
// connection.
- mCallback->onVSyncEvent(456, 123);
+ mCallback->onVSyncEvent(456, 123, 0);
expectInterceptCallReceived(456);
EXPECT_FALSE(errorConnectionEventRecorder.waitForUnexpectedCall().has_value());
@@ -420,7 +426,7 @@
// The first event will be seen by the interceptor, and by the connection,
// which then returns an error.
- mCallback->onVSyncEvent(123, 456);
+ mCallback->onVSyncEvent(123, 456, 789);
expectInterceptCallReceived(123);
expectVsyncEventReceivedByConnection("errorConnection", errorConnectionEventRecorder, 123, 1u);
expectVsyncEventReceivedByConnection("successConnection", secondConnectionEventRecorder, 123,
@@ -440,13 +446,13 @@
// The first event will be seen by the interceptor, and by the connection,
// which then returns an non-fatal error.
- mCallback->onVSyncEvent(123, 456);
+ mCallback->onVSyncEvent(123, 456, 789);
expectInterceptCallReceived(123);
expectVsyncEventReceivedByConnection("errorConnection", errorConnectionEventRecorder, 123, 1u);
// A subsequent event will be seen by the interceptor, and by the connection,
// which still then returns an non-fatal error.
- mCallback->onVSyncEvent(456, 123);
+ mCallback->onVSyncEvent(456, 123, 0);
expectInterceptCallReceived(456);
expectVsyncEventReceivedByConnection("errorConnection", errorConnectionEventRecorder, 456, 2u);
@@ -455,8 +461,8 @@
}
TEST_F(EventThreadTest, setPhaseOffsetForwardsToVSyncSource) {
- mThread->setPhaseOffset(321);
- expectVSyncSetPhaseOffsetCallReceived(321);
+ mThread->setDuration(321ns, 456ns);
+ expectVSyncSetDurationCallReceived(321ns, 456ns);
}
TEST_F(EventThreadTest, postHotplugInternalDisconnect) {