Course Outline
Introduction
- Android HAL as a hardware specific implementation.
Overview of the Android Platform Architecture
The HAL Development Cycle for Hardware Vendors
Case Study: Interfacing Low-Level C/C++ with High-Level Java
Preparing the Development Environment
Setting up an Android Emulator
Creating a HAL Implementation
Understanding the File Structure of a HAL Interface (C headers, hardware/libhardware, etc.).
HAL vs HIDL (HAL Interface Definition Language)
Coding for HIDL on Android O.
Packaging Code into a Library Module (.so) File
Writing an Application Level Code in the Java API Framework
Calling the Device Hardware from a Java Service
Debugging the HAL Module
Deploying a HAL Module
Updating HAL to New Versions of Android OS
Troubleshooting
Summary and Conclusion
Requirements
- C/C++ programming experience.
- Java programming experience.
- Knowledge of hardware and software architecture.
Audience
- Linux system developers
- Android system programmers
- Developers who want to get into Android system programming
Testimonials
Practice-based activities.
Łukasz Kołodziejczak
tests, threads, services, support tools
Grzegorz Wodyński
exercises presentation of examples
Łukasz Jaworski
A large number of examples and a wide range of knowledge of the teacher
Piotr Pabiasz
Antonio gave is much background information, best practices and showed us useful tools to speed up our development process.
Philipp Hunger
I really enjoyed the fairly broad coverage of topics.
john harrigan
Learning about the overall ease of using Android Studios to build android apps.
Joshua Anderson
Very comprehensive of a general overview. Exactly what I was after.
Matt Shelton
All of it was excellent and well taught. Very interesting.
Daniel Welch
It was very interesting and I gained a lot of valuable knowledge.
Shaun Lawlor
The trainer's passion and extensive commercial experience thanks to which he is perfectly listened to.
- Weegree Sp. z o.o. Sp.k.
Exercises were fun and it was good to see how quickly an application can be developed in Android Studio.
- Sepura
Detail level and number of labs
- FedEx
I like the teaching style very friendly and informative on the subject.
- FedEx
breaking down the multiple services, actions, devices, etc into the component parts.
Delaine Stoutenburgh - FedEx
The detail given about each topic was really nice, he made sure we understood each topic before moving to the next.
Richie Wood - FedEx
Training materials, Exercise's & Trainer
- FedEx
Knowledge of trainer
- FedEx
The lecture book and lab
- FedEx
Lectures (David is very knowledgeable on Android)
Johnny Miller - FedEx
Instructor's great knowledge about the material.
- FedEx
Clear and repeated emphasis on important aspects of Android development
- FedEx
The set of lab material seems really good. It's a great resource to keep after the training.
- FedEx
Documentation-based translation
- Akademia Górniczo-Hutnicza im. Stanisława Staszica w Krakowie
I really appreciated the instructor's openness to questions and the thorough, justified answers provided. He was clearly keenly interested in the subject and as a result the course was much more enjoyable.