| /system/tools/hidl/test/java_test/ |
| D | hidl_test_java_native.cpp | 1149 EXPECT_OK(safeunionInterface->newLargeSafeUnion([&](const LargeSafeUnion& two) { in TEST_F() argument
1150 EXPECT_TRUE(one == two); in TEST_F()
1151 EXPECT_FALSE(one != two); in TEST_F()
1155 EXPECT_OK(safeunionInterface->newLargeSafeUnion([&](const LargeSafeUnion& two) { in TEST_F() argument
1156 EXPECT_FALSE(one == two); in TEST_F()
1157 EXPECT_TRUE(one != two); in TEST_F()
1160 EXPECT_OK(safeunionInterface->newLargeSafeUnion([&](const LargeSafeUnion& two) { in TEST_F() argument
1161 EXPECT_OK(safeunionInterface->setB(two, 1, [&](const LargeSafeUnion& two) { in TEST_F() argument
1162 EXPECT_FALSE(one == two); in TEST_F()
1163 EXPECT_TRUE(one != two); in TEST_F()
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| /system/tools/hidl/test/java_test/src/com/android/commands/hidl_test_java/ |
| D | HidlTestJava.java | 516 LargeSafeUnion two = safeunionInterface.newLargeSafeUnion(); in runClientSafeUnionTests() local
517 ExpectTrue(one.equals(two)); in runClientSafeUnionTests()
520 ExpectFalse(one.equals(two)); in runClientSafeUnionTests()
522 two = safeunionInterface.setB(two, (byte) 1); in runClientSafeUnionTests()
523 ExpectFalse(one.equals(two)); in runClientSafeUnionTests()
525 two = safeunionInterface.setA(two, (byte) 2); in runClientSafeUnionTests()
526 ExpectFalse(one.equals(two)); in runClientSafeUnionTests()
528 two = safeunionInterface.setA(two, (byte) 1); in runClientSafeUnionTests()
529 ExpectTrue(one.equals(two)); in runClientSafeUnionTests()
537 LargeSafeUnion two = safeunionInterface.newLargeSafeUnion(); in runClientSafeUnionTests() local
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| /system/tools/hidl/test/error_test/no_empty_safe_union/1.0/ |
| D | required_error | 1 Safe union must contain at least two types to be useful
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| /system/tools/hidl/test/error_test/no_single_element_safe_union/1.0/ |
| D | required_error | 1 Safe union must contain at least two types to be useful
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| /system/tools/aidl/tests/lazy_test/ |
| D | README | 4 This test can be run in one of two ways:
73 Only two lines are required in this file.
78 The first two lines establish types for aidl_lazy_test_server and aidl_lazy_test_server_exec.
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| /system/libsysprop/srcs/android/sysprop/ |
| D | CrashRecoveryProperties.sysprop | 26 # Below two properties track individual system server boot events, and are reset once the boot
44 # Below two properties track multiple calls made to observers tracking boot loops. They are reset
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| /system/sepolicy/private/ |
| D | bufferhubd.te | 19 # those two: it talks to hal_omx_server via Binder and talks to bufferhubd via PDX.
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| D | hal_omx.te | 17 # between those two: it talks to hal_omx_server via Binder and talks to bufferhubd
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| /system/sepolicy/prebuilts/api/34.0/public/ |
| D | bufferhubd.te | 19 # those two: it talks to hal_omx_server via Binder and talks to bufferhubd via PDX.
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| D | hal_omx.te | 17 # between those two: it talks to hal_omx_server via Binder and talks to bufferhubd
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| /system/sepolicy/prebuilts/api/33.0/public/ |
| D | bufferhubd.te | 19 # those two: it talks to hal_omx_server via Binder and talks to bufferhubd via PDX.
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| D | hal_omx.te | 17 # between those two: it talks to hal_omx_server via Binder and talks to bufferhubd
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| /system/sepolicy/prebuilts/api/30.0/public/ |
| D | bufferhubd.te | 19 # those two: it talks to hal_omx_server via Binder and talks to bufferhubd via PDX.
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| /system/sepolicy/prebuilts/api/202404/public/ |
| D | bufferhubd.te | 19 # those two: it talks to hal_omx_server via Binder and talks to bufferhubd via PDX.
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| /system/sepolicy/prebuilts/api/32.0/public/ |
| D | bufferhubd.te | 19 # those two: it talks to hal_omx_server via Binder and talks to bufferhubd via PDX.
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| /system/sepolicy/prebuilts/api/31.0/public/ |
| D | bufferhubd.te | 19 # those two: it talks to hal_omx_server via Binder and talks to bufferhubd via PDX.
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| /system/sepolicy/prebuilts/api/29.0/public/ |
| D | bufferhubd.te | 19 # those two: it talks to hal_omx_server via Binder and talks to bufferhubd via PDX.
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| D | hal_omx.te | 17 # between those two: it talks to hal_omx_server via Binder and talks to bufferhubd
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| /system/timezone/input_tools/android/tzids/src/main/proto/ |
| D | tz_ids_proto.proto | 47 // before some point in time. After that point in time, the two zones have been judged as
49 // 1974, so the two can be considered equivalent today, but not for dates before that.
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| /system/tools/hidl/test/hidl_test/ |
| D | hidl_test_client.cpp | 2462 EXPECT_OK(safeunionInterface->newLargeSafeUnion([&](const LargeSafeUnion& two) { in TEST_F() argument
2463 EXPECT_TRUE(one == two); in TEST_F()
2464 EXPECT_FALSE(one != two); in TEST_F()
2468 EXPECT_OK(safeunionInterface->newLargeSafeUnion([&](const LargeSafeUnion& two) { in TEST_F() argument
2469 EXPECT_FALSE(one == two); in TEST_F()
2470 EXPECT_TRUE(one != two); in TEST_F()
2473 EXPECT_OK(safeunionInterface->newLargeSafeUnion([&](const LargeSafeUnion& two) { in TEST_F() argument
2474 EXPECT_OK(safeunionInterface->setB(two, 1, [&](const LargeSafeUnion& two) { in TEST_F() argument
2475 EXPECT_FALSE(one == two); in TEST_F()
2476 EXPECT_TRUE(one != two); in TEST_F()
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| /system/libhidl/ |
| D | test_main.cpp | 550 hidl_string two = "2"; in TEST_F() local
553 EXPECT_EQ(one, Return<hidl_string>(one).withDefault(two)); in TEST_F()
554 EXPECT_EQ(two, ret.withDefault(two)); in TEST_F()
556 hidl_string&& moved = ret.withDefault(std::move(two)); in TEST_F()
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| /system/unwinding/libunwindstack/tests/ |
| D | MemoryTest.cpp | 49 bool two; member
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| /system/extras/simpleperf/doc/ |
| D | debug_dwarf_unwinding.md | 11 debug-unwind command, to help debug and profile dwarf unwinding. Below are two use cases.
19 and be able to reproduce them. simpleperf record cmd has two options for this:
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| /system/chre/doc/ |
| D | nanoapp_clients.md | 6 as the *client* of the nanoapp. There are two ways to interact with nanoapps
48 `createClient()` API supports two modes of operation, which define how events
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| /system/hardware/interfaces/net/netd/1.1/ |
| D | INetd.hal | 106 * Enables forwarding between two interfaces, one of which must be in an
112 * two interfaces.
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