gnss/1.0/IGnssCallback.hal

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package android.hardware.gnss@1.0;

/**
 * The interface is required for the HAL to communicate certain information
 * like status and location info back to the platform, the platform implements
 * the interfaces and passes a handle to the HAL.
 */
interface IGnssCallback {
    /** Flags for the gnssSetCapabilities callback. */
    @export(name="", value_prefix="GPS_CAPABILITY_")
    enum Capabilities : uint32_t {
        /**
         * GNSS HAL schedules fixes for RECURRENCE_PERIODIC mode.
         * If this is not set, then the framework will use 1000ms for
         * minInterval and will call start() and stop() to schedule the GNSS.
         */
        SCHEDULING                      = 1 << 0,
        /** GNSS supports MS-Based AGNSS mode */
        MSB                             = 1 << 1,
        /** GNSS supports MS-Assisted AGNSS mode */
        MSA                             = 1 << 2,
        /** GNSS supports single-shot fixes */
        SINGLE_SHOT                     = 1 << 3,
        /** GNSS supports on demand time injection */
        ON_DEMAND_TIME                  = 1 << 4,
        /** GNSS supports Geofencing  */
        GEOFENCING                      = 1 << 5,
        /** GNSS supports Measurements for at least GPS. */
        MEASUREMENTS                    = 1 << 6,
        /** GNSS supports Navigation Messages */
        NAV_MESSAGES                    = 1 << 7
    };

    /** GNSS status event values. */
    @export(name="", value_prefix="GPS_STATUS_")
    enum GnssStatusValue : uint8_t {
        /** GNSS status unknown. */
        NONE           = 0,
        /** GNSS has begun navigating. */
        SESSION_BEGIN  = 1,
        /** GNSS has stopped navigating. */
        SESSION_END    = 2,
        /** GNSS has powered on but is not navigating. */
        ENGINE_ON      = 3,
        /** GNSS is powered off. */
        ENGINE_OFF     = 4
    };

    /**
     * Flags that indicate information about the satellite
     */
    @export(name="", value_prefix="GNSS_SV_FLAGS_")
    enum GnssSvFlags : uint8_t {
        NONE                  = 0,
        HAS_EPHEMERIS_DATA    = 1 << 0,
        HAS_ALMANAC_DATA      = 1 << 1,
        USED_IN_FIX           = 1 << 2,
        HAS_CARRIER_FREQUENCY = 1 << 3
    };

    struct GnssSvInfo {
        /**
         * Pseudo-random or satellite ID number for the satellite, a.k.a. Space Vehicle (SV), or
         * FCN/OSN number for Glonass. The distinction is made by looking at constellation field.
         * Values must be in the range of:
         *
         * - GNSS:    1-32
         * - SBAS:    120-151, 183-192
         * - GLONASS: 1-24, the orbital slot number (OSN), if known.  Or, if not:
         *            93-106, the frequency channel number (FCN) (-7 to +6) offset by
         *            + 100
         *            i.e. report an FCN of -7 as 93, FCN of 0 as 100, and FCN of +6
         *            as 106.
         * - QZSS:    193-200
         * - Galileo: 1-36
         * - Beidou:  1-37
         */
        int16_t svid;

        /**
         * Defines the constellation of the given SV.
         */
        GnssConstellationType constellation;

        /**
         * Carrier-to-noise density in dB-Hz, typically in the range [0, 63].
         * It contains the measured C/N0 value for the signal at the antenna port.
         *
         * This is a mandatory value.
         */
        float cN0Dbhz;

        /** Elevation of SV in degrees. */
        float elevationDegrees;

        /** Azimuth of SV in degrees. */
        float azimuthDegrees;

        /**
         * Carrier frequency of the signal tracked, for example it can be the
         * GPS central frequency for L1 = 1575.45 MHz, or L2 = 1227.60 MHz, L5 =
         * 1176.45 MHz, varying GLO channels, etc. If the field is zero, it is
         * the primary common use central frequency, e.g. L1 = 1575.45 MHz for
         * GPS.
         *
         * For an L1, L5 receiver tracking a satellite on L1 and L5 at the same
         * time, two GnssSvInfo structs must be reported for this same
         * satellite, in one of the structs, all the values related
         * to L1 must be filled, and in the other all of the values related to
         * L5 must be filled.
         *
         * If the data is available, svFlag must contain HAS_CARRIER_FREQUENCY.
         */
        float carrierFrequencyHz;

        /**
         * Contains additional data about the given SV.
         */
        bitfield<GnssSvFlags> svFlag;
    };

    /**
     * Represents SV status.
     */
    struct GnssSvStatus {
        /**
         * Number of GNSS SVs currently visible, refers to the SVs stored in sv_list
         */
        uint32_t numSvs;

        /**
         * Pointer to an array of SVs information for all GNSS constellations,
         * except GNSS, which is reported using svList
         */
        GnssSvInfo[GnssMax:SVS_COUNT] gnssSvList;

    };

    /**
     * Called when a GNSS location is available.
     *
     * @param location Location information from HAL.
     */
    gnssLocationCb(GnssLocation location);

    /**
     * Called to communicate the status of the GNSS engine.
     *
     * @param status Status information from HAL.
     */
    gnssStatusCb(GnssStatusValue status);

    /**
     * @param svInfo SV status information from HAL.
     */
    gnssSvStatusCb(GnssSvStatus svInfo);

    /**
     * Called when NMEA data is available.
     * Callback for reporting NMEA sentences.
     *
     * @param timestamp Marks the instance of reporting.
     * @param nmea Follows standard NMEA 0183. Each sentence begins with a '$'
     * and ends with a carriage return/line feed sequence and can be no longer
     * than 80 characters of visible text (plus the line terminators). The data
     * is contained within this single line with data items separated by commas.
     * The data itself is just ascii text and may extend over multiple sentences
     * in certain specialized instances but is normally fully contained in one
     * variable length sentence. The data may vary in the amount of precision
     * contained in the message. For example time might be indicated to decimal
     * parts of a second or location may be shown with 3 or even 4 digits after
     * the decimal point. Programs that read the data must only use the commas
     * to determine the field boundaries and not depend on column positions.
     * There is a provision for a checksum at the end of each sentence which may
     * or may not be checked by the unit that reads the data. The checksum field
     * consists of a '*' and two hex digits representing an 8 bit exclusive OR
     * of all characters between, but not including, the '$' and '*'.
     */
    gnssNmeaCb(GnssUtcTime timestamp, string nmea);

    /**
     * Callback to inform framework of the GNSS engine's capabilities.
     *
     * @param capabilities Capability parameter is a bit field of
     * the Capabilities enum.
     */
    gnssSetCapabilitesCb(bitfield<Capabilities> capabilities);

    /**
     * Callback utility for acquiring the GNSS wakelock. This can be used to prevent
     * the CPU from suspending while handling GNSS events.
     */
    gnssAcquireWakelockCb();

    /** Callback utility for releasing the GNSS wakelock. */
    gnssReleaseWakelockCb();

    /** Callback for requesting NTP time */
    gnssRequestTimeCb();

    /**
     * Provides information about how new the underlying GPS/GNSS hardware and
     * software is.
     *
     * This information will be available for Android Test Applications. If a GNSS
     * HAL does not provide this information, it will be considered "2015 or
     * earlier".
     *
     * If a GNSS HAL does provide this information, then newer years will need to
     * meet newer CTS standards. E.g. if the date are 2016 or above, then N+ level
     * GnssMeasurement support will be verified.
     */
    struct GnssSystemInfo{
        /**
         * year in which the last update was made to the underlying hardware/firmware
         * used to capture GNSS signals, e.g. 2016
         */
        uint16_t yearOfHw;
    };

    /**
     * Callback to inform framework of the engine's hardware version information.
     *
     * @param info GnssSystemInfo about the GPS/GNSS hardware.
     */
    gnssSetSystemInfoCb(GnssSystemInfo info);
};