Use type safe display IDs.

Use a type safe wrapper around uint64_t for display ids.
We also modify the format of the EDID generated physical
display IDs by setting bit 62 to 1, which will indicate
that the display id is stable across reboot.

Bug: 160679868
Test: m && flash device
Test: take screnshot on device
Test: atest surfaceflinger_unittest
Change-Id: Ie2c7c2b737e0882fa4208c059caa85b7ded922b2

1 files changed, 2 insertions, 3 deletions

diff --git a/libs/gui/DisplayEventDispatcher.cpp b/libs/gui/DisplayEventDispatcher.cpp
index b33bc9e556..51fbb9748b 100644
--- a/libs/gui/DisplayEventDispatcher.cpp
+++ b/libs/gui/DisplayEventDispatcher.cpp
@@ -121,9 +121,8 @@ int DisplayEventDispatcher::handleEvent(int, int events, void*) {
     PhysicalDisplayId vsyncDisplayId;
     uint32_t vsyncCount;
     if (processPendingEvents(&vsyncTimestamp, &vsyncDisplayId, &vsyncCount)) {
-        ALOGV("dispatcher %p ~ Vsync pulse: timestamp=%" PRId64
-              ", displayId=%" ANDROID_PHYSICAL_DISPLAY_ID_FORMAT ", count=%d",
-              this, ns2ms(vsyncTimestamp), vsyncDisplayId, vsyncCount);
+        ALOGV("dispatcher %p ~ Vsync pulse: timestamp=%" PRId64 ", displayId=%s, count=%d", this,
+              ns2ms(vsyncTimestamp), to_string(vsyncDisplayId).c_str(), vsyncCount);
         mWaitingForVsync = false;
         dispatchVsync(vsyncTimestamp, vsyncDisplayId, vsyncCount);
     }