We could remove all effects in closeInput() but have to be careful with
race conditions.
This is the only way to also address the case of pre processing controlled
by apps and not released before the AudioRecord is closed.
But again I don't think this is a critical problem as any HAL design
Sure. Thanks for the help.
On Wednesday, January 15, 2014 9:10:08 AM UTC-8, Eric Laurent wrote:
We could remove all effects in closeInput() but have to be careful with
race conditions.
This is the only way to also address the case of pre processing controlled
by apps and not released
moderator
android-porting is a technical forum for porting the generic AOSP
distribution to non-AOSP-supported targets.
This thread is starting to veer into an area where further discussion would
be off-topic.
Please move follow-up discussion to another forum, perhaps android-kernel.
Thanks!
You have to read HOW TO COMPILE a module for kernel.
1. You need your tablet kernel sources
2. You need your tablet config file
3. You have to compile the kernel and then compile the module.
4. Place the sources of the driver into kernel/driver directory
The Makefile may contain some initial
Exactly as you said: You need to add your sensor in your board config,
write HAL (or ask the manufacturer of the sensors if they have all that)
and drivers.
On Thursday, December 5, 2013 11:46:26 PM UTC+1, Γιαννης Βογιατζης wrote:
Hello,
I 'm currently trying to modify android
Make sure your library is called.
Normally the name should be sensors.xxx.so where xxx is your
ro.product.board=.
On Monday, December 30, 2013 4:10:50 AM UTC+1, Sunil Thakur wrote:
Hi,
I am trying to add new sensor to the android latest release 4.4.2.I have
developed the HAL layer for my
