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/hardware/libhardware/modules/sensors/dynamic_sensor/
DHidRawSensor.h102 (const std::vector<HidParser::ReportPacket> &packets,
116 FeatureValue *featureValue, const std::vector<HidParser::ReportPacket> &packets);
122 bool findSensorControlUsage(const std::vector<HidParser::ReportPacket> &packets);
137 bool processTriAxisUsage(const std::vector<HidParser::ReportPacket> &packets,
141 bool processQuaternionUsage(const std::vector<HidParser::ReportPacket> &packets);
DHidRawSensor.cpp38 SP(HidDevice) device, uint32_t usage, const std::vector<HidParser::ReportPacket> &packets) in HidRawSensor() argument
50 if (!populateFeatureValueFromFeatureReport(&mFeatureInfo, packets)) { in HidRawSensor()
55 if (!findSensorControlUsage(packets)) { in HidRawSensor()
73 translationTableValid = processTriAxisUsage(packets, in HidRawSensor()
86 translationTableValid = processTriAxisUsage(packets, in HidRawSensor()
98 if (!processTriAxisUsage(packets, in HidRawSensor()
104 const HidParser::ReportItem *pReportAccuracy = find(packets, in HidRawSensor()
135 translationTableValid = processQuaternionUsage(packets); in HidRawSensor()
147 for (const auto &packet : packets) { in HidRawSensor()
225 bool HidRawSensor::processQuaternionUsage(const std::vector<HidParser::ReportPacket> &packets) { in processQuaternionUsage() argument
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DHidRawSensorDevice.cpp64 sp<HidRawSensor> s(new HidRawSensor(this, usage, digest.packets)); in HidRawSensorDevice()
66 for (const auto &packet : digest.packets) { in HidRawSensorDevice()
DHidRawDevice.cpp59 for (auto const &packet : digest.packets) { in HidRawDevice()
/hardware/interfaces/tv/tuner/1.0/
DIDescrambler.hal57 * Add packets' PID to the descrambler for descrambling
59 * It is used by the client to specify Package ID (PID) of packets which the
62 * packets from different PIDs.
64 * @param pid the PID of packets to start to be descrambled.
74 * Remove packets' PID from the descrambler
76 * It is used by the client to specify Package ID (PID) of packets which the
79 * @param pid the PID of packets to stop to be descrambled.
/hardware/libhardware/modules/sensors/dynamic_sensor/HidUtils/
DHidParser.cpp208 .packets = convertGroupToPacket(reportSetGroup) in digest()
223 std::vector<ReportPacket> packets; in convertGroupToPacket() local
265 packets.push_back(std::move(packet)); in convertGroupToPacket()
269 return packets; in convertGroupToPacket()
288 << ", " << i.packets.size() << " report packet:" << LOG_ENDL; in operator <<()
289 for (const auto &packet : i.packets) { in operator <<()
DHidParser.h44 std::vector<ReportPacket> packets; member
/hardware/interfaces/wifi/supplicant/1.3/
DISupplicantStaIface.hal96 * Flush fast initial link setup (IEEE 802.11ai FILS) HLP packets.
97 * Use this to flush all the higher layer protocol (HLP) packets added in
111 * Add fast initial link setup (IEEE 802.11ai FILS) HLP packets.
/hardware/interfaces/bluetooth/1.0/
Dtypes.hal27 * HCI packets are transmitted as a vector of type uint8_t.
DIBluetoothHci.hal25 * Abstraction Layer (HAL). Dealing only in HCI packets and events simplifies
44 * receive callbacks when incoming HCI packets are received
/hardware/interfaces/wifi/1.0/
DIWifiStaIface.hal92 * Support for tracking connection packets' fate.
428 * Start sending the specified keep alive packets periodically.
451 * Stop sending the specified keep alive packets.
482 * - The packet fates are used to monitor the state of packets transmitted/
496 * API to retrieve fates of outbound packets.
500 * packets.
524 * API to retrieve fates of inbound packets.
528 * packets.
Dtypes.hal403 * Number of received unicast data packets.
674 UNSOLICITED = 0, // Publish session broadcasts discovery packets
990 * The lifetime of the discovery session in number of transmitted SDF discovery packets. A value
1009 * Arbitrary information communicated in discovery packets - there is no semantic meaning to these
1016 * Arbitrary information communicated in discovery packets - there is no semantic meaning to these
1213 * Arbitrary information communicated in discovery packets - there is no semantic meaning to these
1406 * Arbitrary information communicated in discovery packets - there is no semantic meaning to these
1513 * Arbitrary information communicated in discovery packets - there is no semantic meaning to these
2105 * Enum describing the fate of the TX packets.
2154 * Enum describing the fate of the TX packets.
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/hardware/interfaces/wifi/1.5/
Dtypes.hal160 * Number of data packets used for contention statistics.
175 * Number of successfully transmitted data packets (ACK received)
179 * Number of received data packets
/hardware/libhardware/modules/sensors/dynamic_sensor/test/
DHidRawDeviceTest.cpp73 device, reportDigest.fullUsage, reportDigest.packets); in test()
DHidRawSensorTest.cpp142 auto *s = new HidRawSensor(device, digest.fullUsage, digest.packets); in test()
/hardware/interfaces/wifi/1.2/
Dtypes.hal41 … * to data-path packets). A small value may reduce power consumption for small discovery packets.
DIWifiStaIface.hal36 * and all incoming packets must be passed to the host as if there was no
/hardware/interfaces/automotive/can/1.0/
Dtypes.hal128 /** TX buffer overflow: client is sending too many packets. */
131 /** RX buffer overflow: client is not reading packets fast enough. */
/hardware/interfaces/bluetooth/1.1/
DIBluetoothHci.hal27 * Abstraction Layer (HAL). Dealing only in HCI packets and events simplifies
/hardware/interfaces/bluetooth/a2dp/1.0/
DIBluetoothAudioHost.hal21 * the encoding of the A2DP data packets is offloaded to platform
DIBluetoothAudioOffload.hal23 * the encoding of the A2DP data packets is offloaded to platform
/hardware/interfaces/radio/1.1/
Dtypes.hal189 int32_t maxKeepaliveIntervalMillis; // the max interval between packets, in milliseconds
/hardware/interfaces/radio/1.2/
DIRadio.hal138 * receiving packets. The prefix length of the addresses must be /32 for IPv4 and /128
/hardware/interfaces/radio/1.4/
DIRadio.hal53 * receiving packets. The prefix length of the addresses must be /32 for IPv4 and /128
/hardware/interfaces/tetheroffload/control/1.0/
DIOffloadControl.hal152 * IPv4 address the packets are NATed to. For e.g. 192.168.1.12.

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