tree 9b78e5c2c1f27a4671e4d2b3a7b0452ef1d37b6a
parent e21b564168a5383756d386b3ce6c56cd418751d1
author Dan Sandler <dsandler@android.com> 1409696187 +0200
committer Dan Sandler <dsandler@android.com> 1409781167 +0200

Reduce RAM requirements of grayscale icon testing

The isGrayscale family of methods is designed to identify
drawables and bitmaps that apps are using in the largeIcon
position to pose as small icons in order to get the
appropriate background treatment (a solid blue or gray block
in KK/JB, or geniune selvedge denim in ICS/HC).

We can optimize this search two ways:

(1) Reject immediately any largeIcon that is larger than
    largeIcons should be (64x64dp). We could one day simply
    reject, or resize, these in the notification manager,
    but regardless these are not plausible smallIcon
    subsitutes. This new constraint is commemorated in the
    new name, isGrayscaleIcon().

(2) Shrink the bitmap even smaller before scanning it slowly
    in Java.  This lets native_drawBitmap do the heavy
    lifting across the entire bitmap; we need only scan a
    few pixels.

Bug: 16513124
Change-Id: I3a2b79130ed2465a4aedfbb5a556db7f8a7aa132