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    • Andrew Knight's avatar
      qtd3dservice: Support Appx device monitoring · ded1b5c1
      Andrew Knight authored
      
      Like Xap monitoring, local appx packages can be automatically monitored.
      This is accomplished without polling by:
       - Waiting for changes in the package registry
       - Checking the list of developer apps from the Appx manager
       - Waiting for changes in the application's shader directory
      
      Without polling, the service has 0% CPU utilization when idle, regardless
      of the number of Appx packages monitored. This is compared to Xap devices,
      which may incur several fractions of a percent of CPU time during
      package polling.
      
      Change-Id: I3b0fc6fc7a8beee854c2511295b6d33b102eee88
      Reviewed-by: default avatarOliver Wolff <oliver.wolff@digia.com>
      ded1b5c1
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