platform_hardware_interfaces/audio/5.0/IDevicesFactory.hal
Kevin Rocard 35c0de8085 Audio HAL V5: Introduce HAL V5, equal to V4 for now
Port audio HAL V5 to AOSP for BT HAL.
The implementation is not ported as that would require to port an
additional ~30 patches and is not needed by the BT team.

Bug: 118203066
Test: Compile
Change-Id: If99a5645d19c9780019704ea4f51f8114d83ee8e
Merged-In: If99a5645d19c9780019704ea4f51f8114d83ee8f
Signed-off-by: Kevin Rocard <krocard@google.com>
2018-12-02 18:20:51 -08:00

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/*
* Copyright (C) 2018 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.audio@5.0;
import android.hardware.audio.common@5.0;
import IDevice;
import IPrimaryDevice;
/** This factory allows a HAL implementation to be split in multiple independent
* devices (called module in the pre-treble API).
* Note that this division is arbitrary and implementation are free
* to only have a Primary.
* The framework will query the devices according to audio_policy_configuration.xml
*
* Each device name is arbitrary, provided by the vendor's audio_policy_configuration.xml
* and only used to identify a device in this factory.
* The framework must not interpret the name, treating it as a vendor opaque data
* with the following exception:
* - the "r_submix" device that must be present to support policyMixes (Eg: Android projected).
* Note that this Device is included by default in a build derived from AOSP.
*
* Note that on AOSP Oreo (including MR1) the "a2dp" module is not using this API
* but is loaded directly from the system partition using the legacy API
* due to limitations with the Bluetooth framework.
*/
interface IDevicesFactory {
/**
* Opens an audio device. To close the device, it is necessary to release
* references to the returned device object.
*
* @param device device name.
* @return retval operation completion status. Returns INVALID_ARGUMENTS
* if there is no corresponding hardware module found,
* NOT_INITIALIZED if an error occured while opening the hardware
* module.
* @return result the interface for the created device.
*/
openDevice(string device) generates (Result retval, IDevice result);
/**
* Opens the Primary audio device that must be present.
* This function is not optional and must return successfully the primary device.
*
* This device must have the name "primary".
*
* The telephony stack uses this device to control the audio during a voice call.
*
* @return retval operation completion status. Must be SUCCESS.
* For debuging, return INVALID_ARGUMENTS if there is no corresponding
* hardware module found, NOT_INITIALIZED if an error occurred
* while opening the hardware module.
* @return result the interface for the created device.
*/
openPrimaryDevice() generates (Result retval, IPrimaryDevice result);
};