Android HAL 层

 
/**
 * There are a set of variant filename for modules. The form of the filename
 * is "<MODULE_ID>.variant.so" so for the led module the Dream variants 
 * of base "ro.product.board", "ro.board.platform" and "ro.arch" would be:
 *
 * led.trout.so
 * led.msm7k.so
 * led.ARMV6.so
 * led.default.so
 */
static const char *variant_keys[] = {
    "ro.hardware",  /* This goes first so that it can pick up a different
                       file on the emulator. */
    "ro.product.board",
    "ro.board.platform",
    "ro.arch"
};

struct hw_module_t;
struct hw_module_methods_t;
struct hw_device_t;

typedef struct hw_module_t {
    /** tag must be initialized to HARDWARE_MODULE_TAG */
    uint32_t tag;
 
    /**
     * The API version of the implemented module. The module owner is
     * responsible for updating the version when a module interface has
     * changed.
     *
     * The derived modules such as gralloc and audio own and manage this field.
     * The module user must interpret the version field to decide whether or
     * not to inter-operate with the supplied module implementation.
     * For example, SurfaceFlinger is responsible for making sure that
     * it knows how to manage different versions of the gralloc-module API,
     * and AudioFlinger must know how to do the same for audio-module API.
     *
     * The module API version should include a major and a minor component.
     * For example, version 1.0 could be represented as 0x0100. This format
     * implies that versions 0x0100-0x01ff are all API-compatible.
     *
     * In the future, libhardware will expose a hw_get_module_version()
     * (or equivalent) function that will take minimum/maximum supported
     * versions as arguments and would be able to reject modules with
     * versions outside of the supplied range.
     */
    uint16_t module_api_version;
#define version_major module_api_version
    /**
     * version_major/version_minor defines are supplied here for temporary
     * source code compatibility. They will be removed in the next version.
     * ALL clients must convert to the new version format.
     */
 
    /**
     * The API version of the HAL module interface. This is meant to
     * version the hw_module_t, hw_module_methods_t, and hw_device_t
     * structures and definitions.
     *
     * The HAL interface owns this field. Module users/implementations
     * must NOT rely on this value for version information.
     *
     * Presently, 0 is the only valid value.
     */
    uint16_t hal_api_version;
#define version_minor hal_api_version
 
    /** Identifier of module */
    const char *id;
 
    /** Name of this module */
    const char *name;
 
    /** Author/owner/implementor of the module */
    const char *author;
 
    /** Modules methods */
    struct hw_module_methods_t* methods;
 
    /** module's dso */
    void* dso;
 
#ifdef __LP64__
    uint64_t reserved[32-7];
#else
    /** padding to 128 bytes, reserved for future use */
    uint32_t reserved[32-7];
#endif
 
} hw_module_t;
 
typedef struct hw_module_methods_t {
    /** Open a specific device */
    int (*open)(const struct hw_module_t* module, const char* id,
            struct hw_device_t** device);
 
} hw_module_methods_t;
 
/**
 * Every device data structure must begin with hw_device_t
 * followed by module specific public methods and attributes.
 */
typedef struct hw_device_t {
    /** tag must be initialized to HARDWARE_DEVICE_TAG */
    uint32_t tag;
 
    /**
     * Version of the module-specific device API. This value is used by
     * the derived-module user to manage different device implementations.
     *
     * The module user is responsible for checking the module_api_version
     * and device version fields to ensure that the user is capable of
     * communicating with the specific module implementation.
     *
     * One module can support multiple devices with different versions. This
     * can be useful when a device interface changes in an incompatible way
     * but it is still necessary to support older implementations at the same
     * time. One such example is the Camera 2.0 API.
     *
     * This field is interpreted by the module user and is ignored by the
     * HAL interface itself.
     */
    uint32_t version;
 
    /** reference to the module this device belongs to */
    struct hw_module_t* module;
 
    /** padding reserved for future use */
#ifdef __LP64__
    uint64_t reserved[12];
#else
    uint32_t reserved[12];
#endif
 
    /** Close this device */
    int (*close)(struct hw_device_t* device);
 
} hw_device_t;