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/system/core/libion/tests/
formerly_valid_handle_test.cpp
21
#include <
ion
/
ion
.h>
ion_test_fixture.cpp
19
#include <
ion
/
ion
.h>
allocate_test.cpp
22
#include <
ion
/
ion
.h>
map_test.cpp
21
#include <
ion
/
ion
.h>
exit_test.cpp
21
#include <
ion
/
ion
.h>
invalid_values_test.cpp
21
#include <
ion
/
ion
.h>
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/* invalid
ion
fd */
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/* invalid
ion
fd */
120
/* invalid
ion
fd */
123
/* invalid
ion
fd */
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/* invalid
ion
fd */
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/* invalid
ion
fd */
162
/* invalid
ion
fd */
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/* invalid
ion
fd *
[
all
...]
/device/linaro/hikey/gralloc960/
gralloc_module_ion.cpp
31
#include <linux/
ion
.h>
32
#include <
ion
/
ion
.h>
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* 2) a second user process should get a
ion
fd greater than 0.
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/* a second user process must obtain a client handle first via ion_open before it can obtain the shared
ion
buffer*/
67
AERR( "Could not open
ion
device for handle: %p", hnd );
alloc_ion.cpp
38
#include <linux/
ion
.h>
39
#include <
ion
/
ion
.h>
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/* NOTE: if have this heap make sure your
ION
chunk size is 2M*/
135
* the customized
ION
implementation
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AERR("Protected
ION
memory is not supported on this platform.");
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AERR("Failed to find an appropriate
ion
heap");
gralloc_priv.h
26
#include <linux/
ion
.h>
/system/core/libion/include/ion/
ion.h
2
*
ion
.c
4
* Memory Allocator functions for
ion
25
#include <linux/
ion
.h>
/system/core/libion/
ion.c
2
*
ion
.c
4
* Memory Allocator functions for
ion
20
#define LOG_TAG "
ion
"
24
#include <linux/
ion
.h>
32
#include <
ion
/
ion
.h>
37
int fd = open("/dev/
ion
", O_RDONLY | O_CLOEXEC);
39
ALOGE("open /dev/
ion
failed!\n");
ion_test.c
30
#include <
ion
/
ion
.h>
31
#include <linux/
ion
.h>
70
printf("
ion
alloc test: passed\n");
/cts/hostsidetests/security/securityPatch/CVE-2016-8427/
poc.c
25
#include <linux/
ion
.h>
/hardware/qcom/msm8960/kernel-headers/linux/
msm_ion.h
21
#include <linux/
ion
.h>
/hardware/qcom/msm8x27/kernel-headers/linux/
msm_ion.h
21
#include <linux/
ion
.h>
/cts/hostsidetests/security/securityPatch/Bug-35676417/
poc.c
26
#include <linux/
ion
.h>
/hardware/qcom/msm8960/original-kernel-headers/linux/
msm_ion.h
19
#include <linux/
ion
.h>
26
* These are the only ids that should be used for
Ion
heap ids.
135
* @setup_region: function to be called upon
ion
registration
170
* @setup_region: function to be called upon
ion
registration
255
/* struct ion_flush_data - data passed to
ion
for flushing caches
/hardware/qcom/msm8x27/original-kernel-headers/linux/
msm_ion.h
19
#include <linux/
ion
.h>
28
* These are the only ids that should be used for
Ion
heap ids.
135
* @setup_region: function to be called upon
ion
registration
170
* @setup_region: function to be called upon
ion
registration
255
/* struct ion_flush_data - data passed to
ion
for flushing caches
/device/linaro/hikey/gralloc/
gralloc_module.cpp
37
#include <linux/
ion
.h>
38
#include <
ion
/
ion
.h>
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* 2) a second user process should get a
ion
fd greater than 0.
161
/* a second user process must obtain a client handle first via ion_open before it can obtain the shared
ion
buffer*/
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AERR("Could not open
ion
device for handle: 0x%p", hnd);
alloc_device.cpp
41
#include <linux/
ion
.h>
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#include <
ion
/
ion
.h>
/cts/hostsidetests/security/securityPatch/Bug-35950388/
poc.c
21
#include <linux/
ion
.h>
/hardware/intel/img/hwcomposer/merrifield/include/pvr/hal/
img_gralloc_common_public.h
29
#include <linux/
ion
.h>
203
* platforms use dma-buf or
ion
now, and for security reasons these allocators
/hardware/intel/img/hwcomposer/moorefield_hdmi/include/pvr/hal/
img_gralloc_common_public.h
29
#include <linux/
ion
.h>
203
* platforms use dma-buf or
ion
now, and for security reasons these allocators
/cts/hostsidetests/security/securityPatch/CVE-2017-0564/
poc.c
32
#include <linux/
ion
.h>
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ion_fd = open("/dev/
ion
", O_RDONLY| O_SYNC, 0);
/device/google/wahoo/
ueventd.hardware.rc
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/dev/
ion
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