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package com.android.internal.os;

Sharable zygote constants.
@hide
/**
 * Sharable zygote constants.
 *
 * @hide
 */
public class ZygoteConnectionConstants {
    
LocalSocket.setSoTimeout value for connections. Effectively, the amount of time a requestor has between the start of the request and the completed request. The select-loop mode Zygote doesn't have the logic to return to the select loop in the middle of a request, so we need to time out here to avoid being denial-of-serviced. /**
     * {@link android.net.LocalSocket#setSoTimeout} value for connections.
     * Effectively, the amount of time a requestor has between the start of
     * the request and the completed request. The select-loop mode Zygote
     * doesn't have the logic to return to the select loop in the middle of
     * a request, so we need to time out here to avoid being denial-of-serviced.
     */
    public static final int CONNECTION_TIMEOUT_MILLIS = 1000;

    
max number of arguments that a connection can specify /** max number of arguments that a connection can specify */
    public static final int MAX_ZYGOTE_ARGC = 1024;

    
Wait time for a wrapped app to report back its pid.
We'll wait up to thirty seconds. This should give enough time for the fork
to go through, but not to trigger the watchdog in the system server (by default
sixty seconds).
WARNING: This may trigger the watchdog in debug mode. However, to support
         wrapping on lower-end devices we do not have much choice.
/**
     * Wait time for a wrapped app to report back its pid.
     *
     * We'll wait up to thirty seconds. This should give enough time for the fork
     * to go through, but not to trigger the watchdog in the system server (by default
     * sixty seconds).
     *
     * WARNING: This may trigger the watchdog in debug mode. However, to support
     *          wrapping on lower-end devices we do not have much choice.
     */
    public static final int WRAPPED_PID_TIMEOUT_MILLIS = 30000;
}