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This will be used later by the goldfish network pipe implementation.
Change-Id: I70c770efba15b2fd5ef7cc52450aa07163fa21f5
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Get rid of console-ui.c, qemu-timer-ui.c and modify vl-android-ui.c
to use a generic Looper object instead of a crummy event loop.
We still need to implement qemu_set_fd_handler for two sources under
android/protocol/ but this will be cleaned up later.
Change-Id: Icd0762675ca2f54e720a9cec40f96caea500b52f
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+ allow looper_run() to return a value that indicates why
it exited.
+ add looper_runWithDeadline() and looper_runWithTimeout()
in the case where you want to run only for a limited time.
looper_runWithTimeout(looper,0) can be used to poll the
event state and return asap after firing all the callbacks.
+ fix iolooper_modify()
Change-Id: Iba3b0385a7fd8d90f4f3334ebf313e79267f7b3d
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+ make AREFSET_FOREACH take the name of an existing type variable
which avoids an annoying type-cast in each statement.
Change-Id: Icf9d886601a9876fa29c15eb0e60a9bf6c8ec163
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This patch adds "android/looper.h" which provides an
abstraction for event loops:
- android/looper-qemu.c implements it on top of the QEMU main event loop.
- android/looper-generic.c implements it on top of an IoLooper object.
The main idea is to move the UI-related code to use the abstraction
to handle timers and asynchronous (network) i/o.
NOTE: Code compiles but has not been heavily tested.
Change-Id: Ib6820c1b9a9950dc22449a332bc1b066a07af203
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