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1 // Copyright 2014 The Chromium Authors. All rights reserved.
2 // Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
3 // found in the LICENSE file.
5 #include "ui/display/util/edid_parser.h"
7 #include <algorithm>
9 #include "base/hash.h"
10 #include "base/strings/string_util.h"
11 #include "base/sys_byteorder.h"
13 namespace ui {
15 namespace {
17 // Returns 64-bit persistent ID for the specified manufacturer's ID and
18 // product_code_hash, and the index of the output it is connected to.
19 // |output_index| is used to distinguish the displays of the same type. For
20 // example, swapping two identical display between two outputs will not be
21 // treated as swap. The 'serial number' field in EDID isn't used here because
22 // it is not guaranteed to have unique number and it may have the same fixed
23 // value (like 0).
24 int64_t GetID(uint16_t manufacturer_id,
25 uint32_t product_code_hash,
26 uint8_t output_index) {
27 return ((static_cast<int64_t>(manufacturer_id) << 40) |
28 (static_cast<int64_t>(product_code_hash) << 8) | output_index);
31 } // namespace
33 bool GetDisplayIdFromEDID(const std::vector<uint8_t>& edid,
34 uint8_t output_index,
35 int64_t* display_id_out) {
36 uint16_t manufacturer_id = 0;
37 std::string product_name;
39 // ParseOutputDeviceData fails if it doesn't have product_name.
40 ParseOutputDeviceData(edid, &manufacturer_id, &product_name);
42 // Generates product specific value from product_name instead of product code.
43 // See crbug.com/240341
44 uint32_t product_code_hash = product_name.empty() ?
45 0 : base::Hash(product_name);
46 if (manufacturer_id != 0) {
47 // An ID based on display's index will be assigned later if this call
48 // fails.
49 *display_id_out = GetID(
50 manufacturer_id, product_code_hash, output_index);
51 return true;
53 return false;
56 bool ParseOutputDeviceData(const std::vector<uint8_t>& edid,
57 uint16_t* manufacturer_id,
58 std::string* human_readable_name) {
59 // See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Extended_display_identification_data
60 // for the details of EDID data format. We use the following data:
61 // bytes 8-9: manufacturer EISA ID, in big-endian
62 // bytes 54-125: four descriptors (18-bytes each) which may contain
63 // the display name.
64 const unsigned int kManufacturerOffset = 8;
65 const unsigned int kManufacturerLength = 2;
66 const unsigned int kDescriptorOffset = 54;
67 const unsigned int kNumDescriptors = 4;
68 const unsigned int kDescriptorLength = 18;
69 // The specifier types.
70 const unsigned char kMonitorNameDescriptor = 0xfc;
72 if (manufacturer_id) {
73 if (edid.size() < kManufacturerOffset + kManufacturerLength) {
74 LOG(ERROR) << "too short EDID data: manifacturer id";
75 return false;
78 *manufacturer_id =
79 *reinterpret_cast<const uint16_t*>(&edid[kManufacturerOffset]);
80 #if defined(ARCH_CPU_LITTLE_ENDIAN)
81 *manufacturer_id = base::ByteSwap(*manufacturer_id);
82 #endif
85 if (!human_readable_name)
86 return true;
88 human_readable_name->clear();
89 for (unsigned int i = 0; i < kNumDescriptors; ++i) {
90 if (edid.size() < kDescriptorOffset + (i + 1) * kDescriptorLength)
91 break;
93 size_t offset = kDescriptorOffset + i * kDescriptorLength;
94 // If the descriptor contains the display name, it has the following
95 // structure:
96 // bytes 0-2, 4: \0
97 // byte 3: descriptor type, defined above.
98 // bytes 5-17: text data, ending with \r, padding with spaces
99 // we should check bytes 0-2 and 4, since it may have other values in
100 // case that the descriptor contains other type of data.
101 if (edid[offset] == 0 && edid[offset + 1] == 0 && edid[offset + 2] == 0 &&
102 edid[offset + 3] == kMonitorNameDescriptor && edid[offset + 4] == 0) {
103 std::string found_name(reinterpret_cast<const char*>(&edid[offset + 5]),
104 kDescriptorLength - 5);
105 base::TrimWhitespaceASCII(
106 found_name, base::TRIM_TRAILING, human_readable_name);
107 break;
111 // Verify if the |human_readable_name| consists of printable characters only.
112 for (size_t i = 0; i < human_readable_name->size(); ++i) {
113 char c = (*human_readable_name)[i];
114 if (!isascii(c) || !isprint(c)) {
115 human_readable_name->clear();
116 LOG(ERROR) << "invalid EDID: human unreadable char in name";
117 return false;
121 return true;
124 bool ParseOutputOverscanFlag(const std::vector<uint8_t>& edid,
125 bool* flag) {
126 // See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Extended_display_identification_data
127 // for the extension format of EDID. Also see EIA/CEA-861 spec for
128 // the format of the extensions and how video capability is encoded.
129 // - byte 0: tag. should be 02h.
130 // - byte 1: revision. only cares revision 3 (03h).
131 // - byte 4-: data block.
132 const unsigned int kExtensionBase = 128;
133 const unsigned int kExtensionSize = 128;
134 const unsigned int kNumExtensionsOffset = 126;
135 const unsigned int kDataBlockOffset = 4;
136 const unsigned char kCEAExtensionTag = '\x02';
137 const unsigned char kExpectedExtensionRevision = '\x03';
138 const unsigned char kExtendedTag = 7;
139 const unsigned char kExtendedVideoCapabilityTag = 0;
140 const unsigned int kPTOverscan = 4;
141 const unsigned int kITOverscan = 2;
142 const unsigned int kCEOverscan = 0;
144 if (edid.size() <= kNumExtensionsOffset)
145 return false;
147 unsigned char num_extensions = edid[kNumExtensionsOffset];
149 for (size_t i = 0; i < num_extensions; ++i) {
150 // Skip parsing the whole extension if size is not enough.
151 if (edid.size() < kExtensionBase + (i + 1) * kExtensionSize)
152 break;
154 size_t extension_offset = kExtensionBase + i * kExtensionSize;
155 unsigned char tag = edid[extension_offset];
156 unsigned char revision = edid[extension_offset + 1];
157 if (tag != kCEAExtensionTag || revision != kExpectedExtensionRevision)
158 continue;
160 unsigned char timing_descriptors_start = std::min(
161 edid[extension_offset + 2], static_cast<unsigned char>(kExtensionSize));
163 for (size_t data_offset = extension_offset + kDataBlockOffset;
164 data_offset < extension_offset + timing_descriptors_start;) {
165 // A data block is encoded as:
166 // - byte 1 high 3 bits: tag. '07' for extended tags.
167 // - byte 1 remaining bits: the length of data block.
168 // - byte 2: the extended tag. '0' for video capability.
169 // - byte 3: the capability.
170 unsigned char tag = edid[data_offset] >> 5;
171 unsigned char payload_length = edid[data_offset] & 0x1f;
172 if (data_offset + payload_length > edid.size())
173 break;
175 if (tag != kExtendedTag || payload_length < 2 ||
176 edid[data_offset + 1] != kExtendedVideoCapabilityTag) {
177 data_offset += payload_length + 1;
178 continue;
181 // The difference between preferred, IT, and CE video formats
182 // doesn't matter. Sets |flag| to true if any of these flags are true.
183 if ((edid[data_offset + 2] & (1 << kPTOverscan)) ||
184 (edid[data_offset + 2] & (1 << kITOverscan)) ||
185 (edid[data_offset + 2] & (1 << kCEOverscan))) {
186 *flag = true;
187 } else {
188 *flag = false;
190 return true;
194 return false;
197 } // namespace ui