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libbluetooth_audio_session must be version agnostic, and support both
2.0 and 2.1 bluetooth.audio vendor libraries
Test: compilation
Bug: 150670922
Change-Id: I487022b28a471960e669b9794808dd53b1bdca17
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While Bluetooth stack ending a session, this CL does clean up first, and
then reports the change. All observers are able to get the correct
session state by invoking IsSessionReady() within the change callback.
Bug: 162065063
Test: manually
Change-Id: I920ea578d626d2e5844eb7c8a701636e20d7a219
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Bug: 155826682
Test: Manual
Change-Id: I55df55bbad18ab561493ec9d4d930345056d8c72
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C++20 will require members in a designated initializer to be in order
unlike C99.
Bug: 139945549
Test: mm
Change-Id: Ie34b4f3400439817bebd30ee0356e35a87c971e5
Signed-off-by: Nick Desaulniers <ndesaulniers@google.com>
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This is the default implementation of Bluetooth Audio Hal v2, and 3
providers are defined.
* BluetoothAudioProvider is the default provider, which is a stub when
no SessionType matched.
* A2dpSoftwareAudioProvider uses to replace the old A2DP legacy module
and uses IPC via HIDL interface between Bluetooth stack and Audio HAL.
* HearingAidAudioProvider uses to replace the Hearing Aids module which
uses UNIX socket as IPC and now there is HIDL based interface.
There is also a shared library named "libbluetooth_audio_session.so" to
provide the linkage directly between this HIDL and its HAL module,
bluetooth_audio. With this library, we can break the library dependency
and guarantee those symbols of libraries while compiling.
Bug: 111519504
Bug: 122503379
Test: boot and manual test
Change-Id: I54d86291482b7fb041a3ac3e171b68a4ed7bfa07
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