Put the generated AndroidManifest.xml into the bin subfolder and remove it from
clean list. Avoids problems with cleaning if you're building in the android/
folder. Thanks to kugel for pointing out that people are actually doing that.
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Use the source tree version as versionName string. As result the Android
Settings menu will now show that version instead of a rather unhelpful "1.0".
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* Get rid of reflection since the lack of methods can be detected via exceptions
* Use requestAudioFocus/abandonAudioFocus APIs on 2.2+ to play nice with other music apps.
* Don't unregister the receiver on exit so we can receive media button presses (and startup the service) after idle poweroff (hopefully it's ok if mMediaButtonReceiver is garbage collected)
This should fix that Android calls the standard music app sometimes when those buttons are pressed.
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Technically, the difference between stop and pause isn't important enough to keep it when no music is playing. This is how other media apps also act.
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* Re-create RockboxFramebuffer instance with every time there's a new Activity.
* Also, allow Rockbox to be started via multimedia buttons, immediately starting playback if wanted.
We don't need to keep the fb instance around when it backround, and it makes us less depending on it and the activity (less race conditions). And this is how you usually do it in Android apps.
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That enables drawing from outside the apps UI thread, i.e. from within the Rockbox native thread, without needing synchronization means, and adds determinism as to when the draw happens.
It simplifies the drawing routines and adds a convinient way of detecting whether drawing should happen or not (surfaceCreated/Destroyed).
It also restores max. fps on my phone which went down drastically with the gingerbread(CM7) update.
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Add make install target for android builds.
Remove standard install targets as they don't apply.
Add java compilation dependancy on generated resource class(es?) to prevent weird runtime issues.
Update installApk.sh script to use correct tool location in recent sdks.
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The notification now announces the new track on track change, and the the area in the scrolled down notification area shows track infos (title, artist, album).
Someone should check if it looks good on hdpi and ldpi screens as I can't verify it right now (emulator crashes).
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test_fps can also now report reasonable numbers: ~62 fps for both 1/1 and 1/4 updates (was 300-400 previously).
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* For some reason, the polling methid is much more inefficient than I thought. According to htop it caused up to 15% CPU load on some phones (e.g. Galaxy S).
The event based causes no CPU load.
Rockbox' idle CPU load is now back to 0%, while it was previously dominated by polling the call state.
* Also stop on outgoing calls (no need to explicitely pause for making a call anymore).
* Factor out the detection mechanism to separate files.
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