The ION framework was one of the early components of the Android patchset. It provided a way for userspace to allocate memory buffers that would be efficiently shared between multiple devices. In this article John Stultz takes a detailed look at the DMA BUF Heaps interface that is designed to replace ION.
Back in 2016, after an amazing six-month effort of collaboration between various groups in Linaro, HiSilicon, and Google, the HiKey board was the first 64bit ARM dev board that was...
Over the last year, the Linaro Consumer Group (LCG) has been actively working with the Qualcomm Landing Team and the Google Android Systems Team to get the DragonBoard 845c added...
