Android's set() function takes both displays at once and is guaranteed not to wait before returning from that call. Parallelism is achieved by setting fences for the incoming buffers.
IIRC, these devices will work the primary display with overlays, and the secondary display will be done via gles composition. That may shift around where we wait for fences, but needs some more investigation.
Android's set() function takes both displays at once and is guaranteed not to wait before returning from that call. Parallelism is achieved by setting fences for the incoming buffers.
IIRC, these devices will work the primary display with overlays, and the secondary display will be done via gles composition. That may shift around where we wait for fences, but needs some more investigation.