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For data analysis from HAL logs, it is helpful to get some higher level
information of the camera usage (such as the client's package name).
HALs are denied access to this higher level information at runtime.
To help data with data analysis, cameraservice will now pass a session
identifier when configuring streams. This identifier can be used to
correlate HAL logs with cameraservice logs at the time of log
consumption. However this correlation cannot be made at runtime. This
identifier is randomly generated and has no functional purpose and can
be safely disregarded by HAL implementations that don't want to
correlate their logs to cameraservice logs.
Bug: 271171714
Test: Manually verified that cameraservice sends correct logId to the
HAL.
Change-Id: Ib0823a9de8f573233a6e037c178a4398eb26e7ef
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Camera Device HAL
Overview:
The camera.device HAL interface is used by the Android camera service to operate individual camera devices. Instances of camera.device HAL interface can be obtained via one of the ICameraProvider::getCameraDeviceInterface_V_x() methods, where N is the major version of the camera device interface.
Obtaining the device interface does not turn on the respective camera device; each camera device interface has an actual open() method to begin an active camera session. Without invoking open(), the interface can be used for querying camera static information.
More complete information about the Android camera HAL and subsystem can be found at source.android.com.
Version history:
ICameraDevice.hal@1.0:
HIDL version of the legacy camera device HAL. Intended as a shim for devices needing to use the deprecated pre-HIDL camera device HAL v1.0.
May be used in HIDL passthrough mode for devices upgrading to the Android O release; must be used in binderized mode for devices launching in the O release.
It is strongly recommended to not use this interface for new devices, as new devices may not use this interface starting with the Android P release, and all support for ICameraDevice@1.0 will be removed with the Android R release.
This HAL interface version only allows support at the LEGACY level for the android.hardware.camera2 API.
Added in Android 8.0.
Subsidiary HALs:
ICameraDevice1PreviewCallback.hal@1.0:
Callback interface for obtaining, filling, and returning graphics buffers for preview operation with the ICameraDevice@1.0 inteface.
ICameraDevice1Callback.hal@1.0:
Callback interface for sending events and data buffers from the HAL to the camera service.
ICameraDevice.hal@3.2:
HIDL version of the baseline camera device HAL, required for LIMITED or FULL operation through the android.hardware.camera2 API.
The main HAL contains methods for static queries about the device, similar to the HALv3-specific sections of the legacy camera module HAL. Simply obtaining an instance of the camera device interface does not turn on the camera device.
May be used in passthrough mode for devices upgrading to the Android O release; must be used in binderized mode for all new devices launching with Android O or later.
The open() method actually opens the camera device for use, returning a Session interface for operating the active camera. It takes a Callback interface as an argument.
Added in Android 8.0.
Subsidiary HALs:
ICameraDevice3Session.hal@3.2:
Closely matches the features and operation of the pre-HIDL camera device HAL v3.2, containing methods for configuring an active camera device and submitting capture requests to it.
ICameraDevice3Callback.hal@3.2:
Callback interface for sending completed captures and other asynchronous events from tehe HAL to the client.
ICameraDevice.hal@3.3:
A minor revision to the ICameraDevice.hal@3.2.
- Adds support for overriding the output dataspace of a stream, which was supported in the legacy camera HAL.
Added in Android 8.1.
ICameraDevice.hal@3.4:
A minor revision to the ICameraDevice.hal@3.3.
- Adds support for session parameters during stream configuration.
Added in Android 9