qcacld-3.0: Avoid 0 bytes mem alloc in csr_get_cfg_max_tx_power
In some cases, max_2_4_g_power.len/max_5_g_power.len value could be 0 and driver tries to allocate 0 bytes through qdf_mem_alloc. qdf_mem_alloc has a check for 0 size which logs the failure and returns an error code. But this error log could cause some delay in the roaming process unnecessarily as this is not an error case from roaming perspective. It's better to avoid calling qdf_mem_alloc if the length is 0. Add validation for cfg_length in csr_get_cfg_max_tx_power, if cfg_length is 0 return default maxTxPwr. Change-Id: Ifd5d90186605e141ed2c107b4170a1d2c82bee0e CRs-Fixed: 2768190
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@ -13297,6 +13297,9 @@ int8_t csr_get_cfg_max_tx_power(struct mac_context *mac, uint32_t ch_freq)
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return maxTxPwr;
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}
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if (!cfg_length)
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goto error;
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pCountryInfo = qdf_mem_malloc(cfg_length);
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if (!pCountryInfo)
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goto error;
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