adb: search for a maximum of 16 emulators.
Android Wear has unfortunately been using port 5601 for years, which falls into the range of ports we were previously polling for Android emulators. Reduce the maximum number of emulators we can support so that 5601 no longer falls within our range. Bug: http://b/26468076 Change-Id: I931809cfa412122f4781eebe0164facab12c95f0
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#include "adb_utils.h"
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#if ADB_HOST
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// Android Wear has been using port 5601 in all of its documentation/tooling,
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// but we search for emulators on ports [5554, 5555 + ADB_LOCAL_TRANSPORT_MAX].
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// Avoid stomping on their port by limiting the number of emulators that can be
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// connected.
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#define ADB_LOCAL_TRANSPORT_MAX 16
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ADB_MUTEX_DEFINE(local_transports_lock);
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/* we keep a list of opened transports. The atransport struct knows to which
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* local transport it is connected. The list is used to detect when we're
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* trying to connect twice to a given local transport.
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*/
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#define ADB_LOCAL_TRANSPORT_MAX 64
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ADB_MUTEX_DEFINE( local_transports_lock );
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static atransport* local_transports[ ADB_LOCAL_TRANSPORT_MAX ];
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#endif /* ADB_HOST */
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