On Thu, May 14, 2009 at 3:45 PM, jn.r...@gmail.com wrote:
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> Hi, on 29 kernel framebuffer, new lock_fb_info() is being put
> everywhere to protect private info data.
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> This will make all fb calls to be serialized (eg. MSMFB_BLIT can't run
> while doing FBIOPUT_VSCREENINFO (pan update).
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> How
Thanks for your answer. Because I must test the modem is work or not.
Call is an example, maybe I'll implement lots of functionality. I
extend ADB because our employees want to test in the factory. To use
"adb shell" may save lots of time.
On 5月19日, 下午11時31分, Mike Lockwood wrote:
> You would nee
You would need to do more than change the code in commandline.c. That
file is only included in the PC side of adb. You would need to write
more code to implement the functionality on the device side.
I don't see any benefit at all in modifying adb for this. Just write
a tool on the device call
I am sorry that I type a wrong word. I want to develop a debug tools
in "PC" to debug the Android phone. Maybe when I type "adb call 123",
Android can make a call to 123. What can I do if I want to implement
it? Can I add a case "call" in adb_commandline() this function and
implement its action? A
In most cases you should be able to add a new command as a commandline
tool on the device side and use "adb shell " to execute it.
Adding new adb commands should only be done if you really need to add
functionality to adb itself.
What are you trying to do?
Mike
On Tue, May 19, 2009 at 9:01 AM,
I found a function "int adb_commandline(int argc, char **argv)" in
android\system\core\adb\Commandline.c. Could I add a new command in
it? Or will it have side effect?
On 5月19日, 下午8時39分, Edware wrote:
> Because I want to develop Android debug tools in Android, I want to
> viaadbinterface. How c
Because I want to develop Android debug tools in Android, I want to
via adb interface. How can I add a new adb command? Thanks for your
help.
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