The qrtr-ns has been superceded by the in-kernel nameserver since
multiple years. If anybody wants to do archeology, they can find qrtr-ns
with old releases / in the git history. Drop it and remove quite some
code.
Signed-off-by: Luca Weiss <luca.weiss@fairphone.com>
On some older SoCs (older than SDM845) downstream userspace starts a
Sensor Registry service (271) to provide sensor configuration information
to a remote processor (SDSP or ADSP). After receiving registry data, SDSP
or ADSP exposes a Sensor Manager service "SMGR" (256), which allows to
access sensor readings. Add these services to the known list of services.
Signed-off-by: Alexey Minnekhanov <alexeymin@postmarketos.org>
The previous version of `libqrtr` had `libqrtr.so.1` as their SONAME,
while the current version have only `libqrtr.so`. This is problematic as
previously built binaries using this lib will have to be rebuilt for
this new version (or rather, re-linked, which is practically
equivalent).
This change ensures the SONAME is kept by setting the project version
in the top-level `meson.build` and uses this string as the shared
library version.
In practice, the generated library filename is now `libqrtr.so.1.1` with
SONAME still being `libqrtr.so.1`.
