platform_hardware_interfaces/tests/msgq/1.0/ITestMsgQ.hal
Hans Chen 58d52f70b3 Modified ITestMsgQ hal service interface
Test: make vts -j; fmq_test
Changes:
* Modified method that configures the synchronized queue. Now this method takes in a descriptor of an existing queue and creates a queue on the HAL server side.

Change-Id: I395d6311f3580af6a87556849b3e921fa9eaf097
2018-07-17 10:56:03 -07:00

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/*
* Copyright (C) 2016 The Android Open Source Project
*
* Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
* you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
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*
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package android.hardware.tests.msgq@1.0;
interface ITestMsgQ {
enum EventFlagBits : uint32_t {
FMQ_NOT_EMPTY = 1 << 0,
FMQ_NOT_FULL = 1 << 1,
};
/**
* This method requests the service to set up a synchronous read/write
* wait-free FMQ using the input descriptor with the client as reader.
*
* @param mqDesc This structure describes the FMQ that was set up by the
* client. Server uses this descriptor to set up a FMQ object at its end.
*
* @return ret True if the setup is successful.
*/
configureFmqSyncReadWrite(fmq_sync<uint16_t> mqDesc) generates(bool ret);
/**
* This method requests the service to return an MQDescriptor to
* an unsynchronized FMQ set up by the server. If 'configureFmq' is
* true, then the server sets up a new unsynchronized FMQ. This
* method is to be used to test multiple reader processes.
*
* @param configureFmq The server sets up a new unsynchronized FMQ if
* this parameter is true.
*
* @return ret True if successful.
* @return mqDesc This structure describes the unsynchronized FMQ that was
* set up by the service. Client can use it to set up the FMQ at its end.
*/
getFmqUnsyncWrite(bool configureFmq) generates(bool ret, fmq_unsync<uint16_t> mqDesc);
/**
* This method request the service to write into the synchronized read/write
* flavor of the FMQ.
*
* @param count Number to messages to write.
*
* @return ret True if the write operation was successful.
*/
requestWriteFmqSync(int32_t count) generates(bool ret);
/**
* This method request the service to read from the synchronized read/write
* FMQ.
*
* @param count Number to messages to read.
*
* @return ret True if the read operation was successful.
*/
requestReadFmqSync(int32_t count) generates(bool ret);
/**
* This method request the service to write into the unsynchronized flavor
* of FMQ.
*
* @param count Number to messages to write.
*
* @return ret True if the write operation was successful.
*/
requestWriteFmqUnsync(int32_t count) generates(bool ret);
/**
* This method request the service to read from the unsynchronized flavor of
* FMQ.
*
* @param count Number to messages to read.
*
* @return ret Will be True if the read operation was successful.
*/
requestReadFmqUnsync(int32_t count) generates(bool ret);
/**
* This method requests the service to trigger a blocking read.
*
* @param count Number of messages to read.
*
*/
oneway requestBlockingRead(int32_t count);
/**
* This method requests the service to trigger a blocking read using
* default Event Flag notification bits defined by the MessageQueue class.
*
* @param count Number of messages to read.
*
*/
oneway requestBlockingReadDefaultEventFlagBits(int32_t count);
/**
* This method requests the service to repeatedly trigger blocking reads.
*
* @param count Number of messages to read in a single blocking read.
* @param numIter Number of blocking reads to trigger.
*
*/
oneway requestBlockingReadRepeat(int32_t count, int32_t numIter);
};