| commit | f6ab586ac6c1ee903395bf033df18d8f953ad905 | [log] [tgz] |
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| author | Changyeon Jo <changyeon@google.com> | Wed Jan 27 15:27:35 2021 -0800 |
| committer | Changyeon Jo <changyeon@google.com> | Thu Jan 28 16:25:14 2021 -0800 |
| tree | 937ea248d664f101b41545430c2b0a5922739746 | |
| parent | 411622277ae0e87fa81a10a2a965f76ea4d51022 [diff] |
Allows to use device-specific EVS configurations As video and display devices can be named differently on target devices, EVS configuration files inevitably contain device-specific information. This change allows a target device to place its own EVS reference application configuration and EVS reference HAL configuration to override their defaults. Bug: 178443960 Test: m -j evs_app android.hardware.automotive.evs@1.1-sample Change-Id: Ic7b2f6006ad5ac894fb53efc793e1a673a282f36 Merged-In: Ic7b2f6006ad5ac894fb53efc793e1a673a282f36 (cherry picked from commit 263218f0f1a9b6a3708d7d8c215f5e813b0c0cd5)
Native (C++) code format is required to be compatible with .clang-format file. Run
git clang-format --style=file --extension='h,cpp,cc' HEAD~
Note that clang-format is not desirable for Android java files. Therefore the command line above is limited to specific extensions.