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The feature xml plays two roles:
1) To allow sdk interface (constructor) to throw when system
service is unavailable. This allows for clearer platform
development debugging.
2) To allow for simpler disambiguation of what services to
instrument in a modular environment.
Change-Id: I50f5993ff9c5107fdeaa9a5aa95377235eb3ac02
TICKET: CYNGNOS-2294
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Native performance manager returns -1 if the feature is unset, not 0.
Change-Id: I77800f474a2cf68f4eda62cfb7239f106a73d458
Signed-off-by: Roman Birg <roman@cyngn.com>
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Since PerformanceManager is strictly a CyanogenMod construct,
it doesn't make sense to enforce the interfaces with an android
specific permission (even though the implementation is delegated
to power manager). To keep consistency with the other api's,
modify the enforcing permission to a cm specific declaration.
Also add test cases for the PerformanceManager public interfaces.
Change-Id: I430b69dbee73bf94bb60932d1942ab97e3ba193e
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Add an API to query PerformanceManager if a perf profile supports
app-profiles.
Change-Id: I51d958343624ab085de0352ac182cb05308e0da4
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* Remove all code and configuration into CMSDK.
* Deprecate the properties-based API
Change-Id: Ib14ce5b8623cb368e6b545d1f82bc9c58580e13b
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