qdf_delayed_work_t has been superseded by qdf_delayed_work. Replace all
instances as appropriate.
Change-Id: I83f0dcec050bc9f91624048bd171f9a86b0394b5
CRs-Fixed: 2420202
The Linux Coding Style frowns upon so-called Hungarian notation, so
rename SAP identifier pconfig to be compliant.
Change-Id: I2d0ef46cf8f9972ca16592e7d8799ab8592b04a0
CRs-Fixed: 2422213
The Linux Coding Style enumerates a few special cases where typedefs
are useful, but stresses "NEVER EVER use a typedef unless you can
clearly match one of those rules." The tsap_config_t typedef does not
meet any of those criteria, so replace it with the underlying struct.
Change-Id: I95d9ad30d9af35dc4572d70c555b24b0285f8b2d
CRs-Fixed: 2422212
The Linux Coding Style frowns upon so-called Hungarian notation, so
rename SAP identifier pconfig_params to be compliant.
Change-Id: I2213bd6875113b5e73238d05cc131c29a0d473c2
CRs-Fixed: 2422211
The Linux Coding Style frowns upon mixed-case names and so-called
Hungarian notation, so rename SAP Event Callback identifiers
tpWLAN_SAPEventCB, pfnSapEventCallback, pSapEventCallback, and
pacs_event_callback to be compliant.
Change-Id: I6ce97af649c73dd779b23c7ec4f0192f28d0f00a
CRs-Fixed: 2422210
The Linux Coding Style frowns upon mixed-case names and so-called
Hungarian notation, so rename SAP identifier pUsrContext to be
compliant.
Change-Id: Ib9c4cac6eb6f813e4da66c1c65bab16cebf62946
CRs-Fixed: 2422209
The Linux Coding Style frowns upon mixed-case names and so-called
Hungarian notation, so rename SAP identifier pConfig to be compliant.
Change-Id: I7618b95b3d88c2306412eb8d1f55dcc6cfd1a476
CRs-Fixed: 2422208
The Linux Coding Style frowns upon mixed-case names and so-called
Hungarian notation, so rename SAP identifier pDelStaParams to be
compliant.
Change-Id: I034f0157fe4016bbcacf3ce652035a3a13184f90
CRs-Fixed: 2422207
The Linux Coding Style frowns upon mixed-case names so rename SAP
identifier sapContext to be compliant.
Change-Id: If3d09c63141077247635315186068cabab396612
CRs-Fixed: 2422206
The Linux Coding Style frowns upon mixed-case names so rename SAP
identifier sapEvent to be compliant.
Change-Id: Iaa39fd0e82dedeed1a6749372214d6bd7e9c324b
CRs-Fixed: 2422204
The Linux Coding Style frowns upon mixed-case names so rename HDD
identifier encryptType to be compliant.
Change-Id: Ifc1e026649fbd3a5ce4e30f5233751bf55bf9b02
CRs-Fixed: 2422203
The Linux Coding Style frowns upon mixed-case names so rename HDD
identifier useAdapter to be compliant.
Change-Id: I1960c2d5ddb5d2c623f3fc596aeb8b4160d0137c
CRs-Fixed: 2422202
The Linux Coding Style frowns upon mixed-case names so rename HDD
identifier STAMacAddress to be compliant.
Change-Id: I291905cd8202614c06dabcbb9ce7772a39cfdef5
CRs-Fixed: 2422201
The Linux Coding Style frowns upon mixed-case names so rename HDD
identifier Keys to be compliant.
Change-Id: Iec27be3927a7f71fe4ad58e836d80f6cc254bb0d
CRs-Fixed: 2422200
The Linux Coding Style frowns upon mixed-case names and so-called
Hungarian notation, so rename HDD identifier pKey to be compliant.
Change-Id: I62e6a952328ecca9a0071152b987294945d87c98
CRs-Fixed: 2422199
The Linux Coding Style frowns upon mixed-case names so rename LIM
identifier isConnected to be compliant.
Change-Id: I951dca2c7549fc9d24ad8d0f2e9c19e8dcfcdc0c
CRs-Fixed: 2422198
Resolve ipa compilation issue for targets with config
ipa unified api enable and have kernel version 4.9.
Change-Id: Ibf7c51e32850024ceeb154f18a272044482af5ba
CRs-Fixed: 2422172
Function wlan_hdd_cfg80211_set_key_wapi() has a variety of issues:
- It uses mixed-case for parameter key_Len
- It has conditional logic based upon variable isConnected which is
always true
- It unnecessarily uses a mixed-case variable pKeyPtr when setting
the key
- It has comments which simply restate the code
Therefore refine the implementation to address these issues.
Change-Id: I41bca98de12775643198b810f7fe534f07fb1bfc
CRs-Fixed: 2422197
The Linux Coding Style frowns upon mixed-case names so rename HDD
identifier setKey to be compliant.
Change-Id: Id1c6abe0ec464f5a8163ad98acc82864db7bcccb
CRs-Fixed: 2422196
The Linux Coding Style frowns upon mixed-case names so rename HDD
identifier broadcastMacAddr to be compliant.
Change-Id: Ib4edff8bd0b78dc16605ac8bd129021b6923a7d2
CRs-Fixed: 2422195
The Linux Coding Style frowns upon mixed-case names so rename HDD
identifier macTable to be compliant.
Change-Id: Ibe516331e58967ee778f0d5098a0b269cae95c55
CRs-Fixed: 2422194
The prototype for hdd_register_tx_flow_control() does not exactly
match either the documentation or the implementation, so rename the
flowControl parameter to be consistent, as well as to be compliant
with the coding standard.
Change-Id: I2a65fc78febef5bd44b38e0b7ff3fa5968a6e214
CRs-Fixed: 2422193
Currently, the Driver Synchronization Core (DSC) blocks transitions
up-tree and down-tree from a node currently undergoing a transition, but
only rejects operations down-tree from the current node. Instead, reject
new operations both up-tree and down-tree from the current node under
transition. This provides more forgiving safety guarantees to operation
implementations at the cost of a reduced amount of parallelism that can
be achieved.
Change-Id: I09e1c48f7030a2252380d172c1c00ee22eac39c5
CRs-Fixed: 2421786
While the concepts of osif_sync started out as a simple set of APIs, it
ultimately evolved into its own full-fledge code module. While the
per-function documenation is present, high-level documentation for the
osif_sync code module as a whole was over looked. Add a high-level
description of the purpose of osif_sync in osif_sync.h
Change-Id: I42cd28673b500c85ecf95de4b507b677804892ba
CRs-Fixed: 2421801
The Linux Coding Style frowns upon mixed-case names so rename members
ctWindow and psSelection in struct p2p_app_set_ps to be compliant.
Change-Id: If5156a8dd6203fb530a164447d458ac3e55e233a
CRs-Fixed: 2422192
The p2pNoA member of struct pe_session is unused, so remove it. And
since this is the only usage of typedef tSirNoAParam, remove it as
well.
Change-Id: I323a595c38aee806c0dabbf3b70de22538385ec5
CRs-Fixed: 2422191
Per the Linux Kernel coding style, as enforced by the kernel
checkpatch script, pointers should not be explicitly compared to
NULL. Therefore within sme replace any such comparisons with logical
operations performed on the pointer itself.
Change-Id: I26dc90bbae78329dd04768a21c63a9ea55c8fdb4
CRs-Fixed: 2418388
It doesn't handle event eWNI_SME_UPPER_LAYER_ASSOC_CNF if state isn't
eCSR_ROAMING_STATE_JOINED, which cause memory leak. So handle this
event and free the memory.
Change-Id: Ibfbf9ac5e2d74a2c81839976b4cc1fb7deae7e60
CRs-Fixed: 2414369
Per the Linux Kernel coding style, as enforced by the kernel
checkpatch script, pointers should not be explicitly compared to
NULL. Therefore within hdd replace any such comparisons with logical
operations performed on the pointer itself.
Change-Id: I69fc3065ee76a619b13b237c7800054468f839d0
CRs-Fixed: 2418393
The timer multiplier is currently controlled via ini configuration.
However, there are several timers which are started before the
configuration can be applied during SoC probe. Add a module parameter
that allows controlling the timer multiplier both at load time and at
run time.
Change-Id: I34a8511c1900a722030374b881a73adc9c5fee19
CRs-Fixed: 2421716
Per the Linux Kernel coding style, as enforced by the kernel
checkpatch script, pointers should not be explicitly compared to
NULL. Therefore within tdls replace any such comparisons with logical
operations performed on the pointer itself.
Change-Id: I836dec2b71e0c11f11b18402c7b127bb4ccbba48
CRs-Fixed: 2418394
Per the Linux Kernel coding style, as enforced by the kernel
checkpatch script, pointers should not be explicitly compared to
NULL. Therefore within pld replace any such comparisons with logical
operations performed on the pointer itself.
Change-Id: I8092ddbb80bb39fc6ff560cca34e021b115f7fd7
CRs-Fixed: 2418390
