Fix a type conversion bug.
Convert int64_t to long on x86 platform loses info. Test: atest FakeVehicleHardwareTest on cf_gwear_x86. Bug: 288376096 (cherry picked from https://googleplex-android-review.googlesource.com/q/commit:76aaef448fcd9458b07b1d78ea4b79165af0cde0) Merged-In: I8826e2c0ba6c3e26af858a1d8f1388b75d537082 Change-Id: I8826e2c0ba6c3e26af858a1d8f1388b75d537082
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@ -57,7 +57,7 @@ class LinearFakeValueGenerator : public FakeValueGenerator {
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float dispersion; // Defines minimum and maximum value based on initial value.
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float increment; // Value that we will be added to currentValue with each timer tick.
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int64_t interval;
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long lastEventTimestamp;
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int64_t lastEventTimestamp;
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};
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GeneratorCfg mGenCfg;
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@ -86,7 +86,7 @@ std::optional<VehiclePropValue> LinearFakeValueGenerator::nextEvent() {
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if (mGenCfg.lastEventTimestamp == 0) {
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mGenCfg.lastEventTimestamp = elapsedRealtimeNano();
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} else {
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long nextEventTime = mGenCfg.lastEventTimestamp + mGenCfg.interval;
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int64_t nextEventTime = mGenCfg.lastEventTimestamp + mGenCfg.interval;
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// Prevent overflow.
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assert(nextEventTime > mGenCfg.lastEventTimestamp);
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mGenCfg.lastEventTimestamp = nextEventTime;
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