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package android.os;

import android.annotation.SystemApi;

import java.util.Arrays;
import java.util.Collection;
import java.util.Iterator;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;
import java.util.Objects;
import java.util.stream.IntStream;

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@SystemApi public class HidlSupport {
Similar to Objects.deepEquals, but also take care of lists. Two objects of HIDL types are considered equal if: 1. Both null 2. Both non-null, and of the same class, and: 2.1 Both are primitive arrays / enum arrays, elements are equal using == check 2.2 Both are object arrays, elements are checked recursively 2.3 Both are Lists, elements are checked recursively 2.4 (If both are collections other than lists or maps, throw an error) 2.5 lft.equals(rgt) returns true
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/** * Similar to Objects.deepEquals, but also take care of lists. * Two objects of HIDL types are considered equal if: * 1. Both null * 2. Both non-null, and of the same class, and: * 2.1 Both are primitive arrays / enum arrays, elements are equal using == check * 2.2 Both are object arrays, elements are checked recursively * 2.3 Both are Lists, elements are checked recursively * 2.4 (If both are collections other than lists or maps, throw an error) * 2.5 lft.equals(rgt) returns true * @hide */
@SystemApi public static boolean deepEquals(Object lft, Object rgt) { if (lft == rgt) { return true; } if (lft == null || rgt == null) { return false; } Class<?> lftClazz = lft.getClass(); Class<?> rgtClazz = rgt.getClass(); if (lftClazz != rgtClazz) { return false; } if (lftClazz.isArray()) { Class<?> lftElementType = lftClazz.getComponentType(); if (lftElementType != rgtClazz.getComponentType()) { return false; } if (lftElementType.isPrimitive()) { return Objects.deepEquals(lft, rgt); } Object[] lftArray = (Object[])lft; Object[] rgtArray = (Object[])rgt; return (lftArray.length == rgtArray.length) && IntStream.range(0, lftArray.length).allMatch( i -> deepEquals(lftArray[i], rgtArray[i])); } if (lft instanceof List<?>) { List<Object> lftList = (List<Object>)lft; List<Object> rgtList = (List<Object>)rgt; if (lftList.size() != rgtList.size()) { return false; } Iterator<Object> lftIter = lftList.iterator(); return rgtList.stream() .allMatch(rgtElement -> deepEquals(lftIter.next(), rgtElement)); } throwErrorIfUnsupportedType(lft); return lft.equals(rgt); }
Class which can be used to fetch an object out of a lambda. Fetching an object out of a local scope with HIDL is a common operation (although usually it can and should be avoided).
Type parameters:
  • <E> – Inner object type.
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/** * Class which can be used to fetch an object out of a lambda. Fetching an object * out of a local scope with HIDL is a common operation (although usually it can * and should be avoided). * * @param <E> Inner object type. * @hide */
public static final class Mutable<E> { public E value; public Mutable() { value = null; } public Mutable(E value) { this.value = value; } }
Similar to Arrays.deepHashCode, but also take care of lists.
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/** * Similar to Arrays.deepHashCode, but also take care of lists. * @hide */
@SystemApi public static int deepHashCode(Object o) { if (o == null) { return 0; } Class<?> clazz = o.getClass(); if (clazz.isArray()) { Class<?> elementType = clazz.getComponentType(); if (elementType.isPrimitive()) { return primitiveArrayHashCode(o); } return Arrays.hashCode(Arrays.stream((Object[])o) .mapToInt(element -> deepHashCode(element)) .toArray()); } if (o instanceof List<?>) { return Arrays.hashCode(((List<Object>)o).stream() .mapToInt(element -> deepHashCode(element)) .toArray()); } throwErrorIfUnsupportedType(o); return o.hashCode(); }
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private static void throwErrorIfUnsupportedType(Object o) { if (o instanceof Collection<?> && !(o instanceof List<?>)) { throw new UnsupportedOperationException( "Cannot check equality on collections other than lists: " + o.getClass().getName()); } if (o instanceof Map<?, ?>) { throw new UnsupportedOperationException( "Cannot check equality on maps"); } }
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private static int primitiveArrayHashCode(Object o) { Class<?> elementType = o.getClass().getComponentType(); if (elementType == boolean.class) { return Arrays.hashCode(((boolean[])o)); } if (elementType == byte.class) { return Arrays.hashCode(((byte[])o)); } if (elementType == char.class) { return Arrays.hashCode(((char[])o)); } if (elementType == double.class) { return Arrays.hashCode(((double[])o)); } if (elementType == float.class) { return Arrays.hashCode(((float[])o)); } if (elementType == int.class) { return Arrays.hashCode(((int[])o)); } if (elementType == long.class) { return Arrays.hashCode(((long[])o)); } if (elementType == short.class) { return Arrays.hashCode(((short[])o)); } // Should not reach here. throw new UnsupportedOperationException(); }
Test that two interfaces are equal. This is the Java equivalent to C++ interfacesEqual function. This essentially calls .equals on the internal binder objects (via Binder()). - If both interfaces are proxies, asBinder() returns a HwRemoteBinder object, and they are compared in HwRemoteBinder.equals. - If both interfaces are stubs, asBinder() returns the object itself. By default, auto-generated IFoo.Stub does not override equals(), but an implementation can optionally override it, and interfacesEqual will use it here.
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/** * Test that two interfaces are equal. This is the Java equivalent to C++ * interfacesEqual function. * This essentially calls .equals on the internal binder objects (via Binder()). * - If both interfaces are proxies, asBinder() returns a {@link HwRemoteBinder} * object, and they are compared in {@link HwRemoteBinder#equals}. * - If both interfaces are stubs, asBinder() returns the object itself. By default, * auto-generated IFoo.Stub does not override equals(), but an implementation can * optionally override it, and {@code interfacesEqual} will use it here. * @hide */
@SystemApi public static boolean interfacesEqual(IHwInterface lft, Object rgt) { if (lft == rgt) { return true; } if (lft == null || rgt == null) { return false; } if (!(rgt instanceof IHwInterface)) { return false; } return Objects.equals(lft.asBinder(), ((IHwInterface) rgt).asBinder()); }
Return PID of process only if on a non-user build. For debugging purposes.
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/** * Return PID of process only if on a non-user build. For debugging purposes. * @hide */
@SystemApi public static native int getPidIfSharable();
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public HidlSupport() {} }