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1 Running Android on the Mainline Graphics Stack Robert
2 Agenda Android History Android on Mainline Current Status Big Picture
3 Android History
4 Android History Qualcomm diff with mainline, # lines v3.10 v3.14 v3.18 v4.4 v4.9
5 Android History Android forked the Kernel
6 Android History Android forked the Kernel Better Graphics stack was needed
7 Android History Android forked the Kernel Better Graphics stack was needed Support for low power was lacking
8 Android History Android forked the Kernel Better Graphics stack was needed Support for low power was lacking Support for atomic operations
9 Android History Android forked the Kernel Android Atomic Display Framework created
10 Android History Android forked the Kernel Android Atomic Display Framework created Not extensible or generic
11 Android History Android forked the Kernel Android Atomic Display Framework created Not extensible or generic Only atomic for plane updates
12 Android History Android forked the Kernel Android Atomic Display Framework created Not extensible or generic Only atomic for plane updates Not compatible with current ABI
13 Android History Android forked the Kernel Android Atomic Display Framework created Not extensible or generic Only atomic for plane updates Not compatible with current ABI Not upstreamable
14 Android History Android forked the Kernel Android Atomic Display Framework created Mainline Atomic KMS ABI introduced
15 Android History Android forked the Kernel Android Atomic Display Framework created Mainline Atomic KMS ABI introduced Supports the ADF usecases
16 Android History Android forked the Kernel Android Atomic Display Framework created Mainline Atomic KMS ABI introduced Supports the ADF usecases Uses Properties to be generic
17 Android History Android forked the Kernel Android Atomic Display Framework created Mainline Atomic KMS ABI introduced Supports the ADF usecases Uses Properties to be generic Is now replacing ADF in vendor drivers
18 Android on Mainline
19 Android Graphics Stack Apps SurfaceFlinger Vendor driver Kernel
20 Android Graphics Stack Subtitle Karla regular 28pt Apps The Really Good Stuff SurfaceFlinger Vendor driver Kernel
21 Android Graphics Stack Subtitle Karla regular 28pt Apps SurfaceFlinger Vendor driver Kernel The Really Good Stuff - No really, this is the whole point!
22 Android Graphics Stack Subtitle Karla regular 28pt Apps Interface between applications and hardware SurfaceFlinger Vendor driver Kernel
23 Android Graphics Stack Subtitle Karla regular 28pt Apps SurfaceFlinger Vendor driver Kernel
24 Android Graphics Stack Subtitle Karla regular 28pt Apps SurfaceFlinger Vendor driver Kernel Status Bar
25 Android Graphics Stack Subtitle Karla regular 28pt Status Bar SurfaceFlinger Vendor driver Kernel Navigation Bar Apps
26 Android Graphics Stack Subtitle Karla regular 28pt Status Bar Navigation Bar Apps SurfaceFlinger Vendor driver Kernel Background
27 Android Graphics Stack Subtitle Karla regular 28pt Apps SurfaceFlinger speaks HWC to the Composer SurfaceFlinger Vendor driver Kernel
28 Android Graphics Stack What does the Hardware Composer do?
29 Android Graphics Stack What does the Hardware Composer do? Get Layers Through HWC API
30 Android Graphics Stack What does the Hardware Composer do? Get Layers Through HWC API Optimize Layers for Display
31 Android Graphics Stack What does the Hardware Composer do? Get Layers Through HWC API Optimize Layers for Display Output Layers To Display HW
32 Android Graphics Stack Subtitle Karla regular 28pt Apps The non-kernel part of the graphics driver SurfaceFlinger Vendor driver Kernel
33 Android Graphics Stack Subtitle Karla regular 28pt Apps SurfaceFlinger Vendor driver Kernel The non-kernel part of the graphics driver - OpenGL, Vulkan, memory allocator, etc.
34 Android Graphics Stack Subtitle Karla regular 28pt Apps SurfaceFlinger Vendor driver Kernel The non-kernel part of the graphics driver - OpenGL, Vulkan, memory allocator, etc. - Hardware Composer
35 Android Graphics Stack Subtitle Karla regular 28pt Apps The Linux Kernel SurfaceFlinger Vendor driver Kernel
36 Mainline Graphics Stack Mainline now has good Graphics ABI
37 Mainline Graphics Stack Mainline now has good Graphics ABI Google Pixel C shipped using Atomic KMS
38 Mainline Graphics Stack Mainline now has good Graphics ABI Google Pixel C shipped using Atomic KMS Android requires HWC implementation
39 Mainline Graphics Stack Mainline now has good Graphics ABI Google Pixel C shipped using Atomic KMS Android requires HWC implementation Mesa and the Kernel does not implement it
40 Mainline Graphics Stack Mainline now has good Graphics ABI Google Pixel C shipped using Atomic KMS Android requires HWC implementation Mesa and the Kernel does not implement it drm_hwcomposer does!
41 Mainline Graphics Stack What is the Hardware Composer? Apps SurfaceFlinger Vendor driver Kernel
42 Mainline Graphics Stack What is the Hardware Composer? Apps SurfaceFlinger Vendor driver Kernel } Proprietary
43 Mainline Graphics Stack What is the Hardware Composer? Apps SurfaceFlinger Apps SurfaceFlinger Vendor driver??? Kernel Kernel
44 Mainline Graphics Stack What is the Hardware Composer? Apps SurfaceFlinger Apps SurfaceFlinger drm_hwc Vendor driver Driver Kernel Kernel
45 Mainline Graphics Stack What is the Hardware Composer? Apps Apps SurfaceFlinger Apps SurfaceFlinger drm_hwc drm_hwc Vendor driver Driver Kernel SurfaceFlinger Kernel { mesa libdrm DRM Kernel
46 Mainline Graphics Stack What is the Hardware Composer? Apps Apps SurfaceFlinger Apps SurfaceFlinger drm_hwc SurfaceFlinger SurfaceFlinger drm_hwc drm_hwc mesa libdrm Vendor driver Driver Kernel Apps Kernel DRM Kernel { gralloc mesa DRM Kernel libdrm
47 drm_hwcomposer
48 drm_hwcomposer Android added bufer Fence support
49 drm_hwcomposer Android added bufer Fence support Ensures ordering between operations
50 drm_hwcomposer Android added bufer Fence support Ensures ordering between operations Synchronizes bufer sharing
51 drm_hwcomposer Android added bufer Fence support HWC version 2 is improved using Fences
52 drm_hwcomposer Android added bufer Fence support HWC version 2 is improved using Fences Mainline received Fence support
53 drm_hwcomposer Android added bufer Fence support HWC version 2 is improved using Fences Mainline received Fence support drm_hwcomposer implemented
54 drm_hwcomposer Project Hosting Previously hosted within ChromiumOS
55 drm_hwcomposer Project Hosting Previously hosted within ChromiumOS Now hosted on Freedesktop.org
56 drm_hwcomposer Project Hosting Previously hosted within ChromiumOS Now hosted on Freedesktop.org Thanks Google: Sean Paul Puneet Kumar Marissa Wall
57 drm_hwcomposer Project Hosting Previously hosted within ChromiumOS Now hosted on Freedesktop.org GitLab instance on Freedesktop.org soon!
58 Current Status
59 Current status Tested platforms
60 Current status Tested platforms imx6 GPU: Vivante GC3000
61 Current status Tested platforms Dragonboard 410c GPU: Adreno 306
62 Current status Under Development HiKey 960 GPU: Mali G71
63 Big Picture
64 Big Picture Merge Android Features
65 Big Picture Merge Android Features A new feature is introduced in Android
66 Big Picture Merge Android Features A new feature is introduced in Android Slowly migrated into the kernel
67 Big Picture Merge Android Features A new feature is introduced in Android Slowly migrated into the kernel This does not to apply to all subsystems
68 Big Picture Qualcomm v4.9 Diff Merge Android Features 5.00% 5.40% 6.50% 7.10% 3.50% 3.30% 13.40% 11.90% 11.90% arch/arm64/ arch/ drivers/clk/ drivers/gpu/ drivers/media/ drivers/platform/ drivers/power/ drivers/soc/qcom/ include/
69 Big Picture Merge Android Features A new feature is introduced in Android Slowly migrated into the kernel This does not to apply to all subsystems The dif for drivers seem fairly constant
70 Big Picture Merge Android Features Qualcomm diff with mainline, # lines v3.10 v3.14 v3.18 v4.4 v4.9
71 Big Picture Push industry towards Open Source
72 Big Picture Push industry towards Open Source Increase device development speed
73 Big Picture Push industry towards Open Source Increase device development speed Lower driver development costs
74 Big Picture Push industry towards Open Source Increase device development speed Lower driver development costs Increase driver quality
75 Big Picture Push industry towards Open Source Increase device development speed Lower driver development costs Increase driver quality Push Open Source adoption forward
76 Running Android on the Mainline Graphics Stack Any questions?
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