Add support for Geekbench 6 as a workload on Android.
This commit adds 6.*.* as a valid version for the Geekbench workload and
updates the UIAuto apk accordingly.
It also refactors the update_result function seeing as the one
originally used for GB4 can now be used for 4, 5 and 6 and so it makes
more sense to treat it as a 'generic' update_result function. The
functionality should stay the same.
Backwards compatibility with GB2 & GB3 should be maintained.
The non corporate version of geekbench5 didn't work although the code
had everything needed, except for a number of tiny required tweaks:
1. Add '5' in the supported versions in __init__.py
2. Fix the name of the android package in__init__.py and
UiAutomation.java
3. Improve handling of minorVersion to fix potential exception when we
don't specify the minorVersion number in the yaml file. Launching
geekbench5 works fine when it's the only one installed. But if you
have multiple versions, then using the version string in the yaml
agenda didn't like specifying '5' as the version and threw exception
out of bound because we assume '5.X' as input. No reason I'm aware of
to force support for a specific version of geekbench5. So keep it
relaxed until we know for sure it breaks with a specific version.
Signed-off-by: Qais Yousef <qais.yousef@arm.com>
The older versions of the plugin caused problems building with newer
NDK versions due to a lack of MIPS support.
This also required upgrading to a version of Gradle that knows about
the Google Maven repository.
On devices running android 9 with google play services, PlayProtect
blocks the installation of our automation apks due to targeting a lower
SDK version. Update all apk builds to target SDK version 28 (Android 9)
however do not change the minimum version to maintain backwards
compatibility.
- Add copyright headers to files that did not already have them
- Update the year to the last year the file was modified in files with
existing headers.
Differences from original:
- Standard renaming and rearrangement of imports
- UiAutomation.java now uses the setup() and runWorkload() phases which weren't
present before.
