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Add missing move constructor for DrawState #725
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The manner in which DrawState is used within a vector can cause the file descriptors in the acquire fence list to be closed due to the behavior of the default copy constructor for DrawState.
IA-Hardware-Composer/common/compositor/compositor.cpp
Line 146 in efe339f
As noted e.g. here, this can, and in my case did, result in the destructor for the struct running and closing the file descriptors, after being successfully copy-constructed to a new instance when the vector's storage is resized.
Usually, this does not actually manage to cause a crash, because identically-numbered fence file descriptors are reopened before the rendering thread attempts to submit a new buffer to the kernel driver. However, rarely, other files will end up opened between the close and reopen, and an unusable file descriptor will be passed to the kernel driver, bringing down the system.