Per the Linux coding style "mixed-case names are frowned upon" and
"so-called Hungarian notation [...] is brain damaged." One identifier
used extensively throughout the driver that violates both of these
tenants is "pMac." In order to be compliant with the Linux coding
style there is a campaign to rename all instances of this identifier.
For this change rename all instances of "pMac" to "mac" in:
lim_process_tdls.c
Change-Id: I3b61614741453426f58b0397a577178cf7c2ecfa
CRs-Fixed: 2356087
Per the Linux coding style "mixed-case names are frowned upon" and
"so-called Hungarian notation [...] is brain damaged." One identifier
used extensively throughout the driver that violates both of these
tenants is "pMac." In order to be compliant with the Linux coding
style there is a campaign to rename all instances of this identifier.
For this change rename all instances of "pMac" to "mac" in:
lim_process_mlm_rsp_messages.c
Change-Id: I2f97e79a16094dc5ddffd7b0218bad4f2acd027d
CRs-Fixed: 2356099
Per the Linux coding style "mixed-case names are frowned upon" and
"so-called Hungarian notation [...] is brain damaged." One identifier
used extensively throughout the driver that violates both of these
tenants is "pMac." In order to be compliant with the Linux coding
style there is a campaign to rename all instances of this identifier.
For this change rename all instances of "pMac" to "mac" in:
parser_api.c
parser_api.h
Change-Id: I199afc9488c6ef32cbc054ef59f10879da83bccc
CRs-Fixed: 2356104
Per the Linux coding style "mixed-case names are frowned upon" and
"so-called Hungarian notation [...] is brain damaged." One identifier
used extensively throughout the driver that violates both of these
tenants is "pMac." In order to be compliant with the Linux coding
style there is a campaign to rename all instances of this identifier.
For this change rename all instances of "pMac" to "mac" in:
csr_neighbor_roam.h
csr_neighbor_roam.c
Change-Id: I31fb8c8aa9d715a59c79cf041760e216d3032023
CRs-Fixed: 2356100
Per the Linux coding style "mixed-case names are frowned upon" and
"so-called Hungarian notation [...] is brain damaged." One identifier
used extensively throughout the driver that violates both of these
tenants is "pMac." In order to be compliant with the Linux coding
style there is a campaign to rename all instances of this identifier.
For this change rename all instances of "pMac" to "mac" in:
lim_timer_utils.c
Change-Id: Ic36992dbbe9a672fc493b2b45bac163810d5e1e3
CRs-Fixed: 2355455
Per the Linux coding style "mixed-case names are frowned upon" and
"so-called Hungarian notation [...] is brain damaged." One identifier
used extensively throughout the driver that violates both of these
tenants is "pMac." In order to be compliant with the Linux coding
style there is a campaign to rename all instances of this identifier.
For this change rename all instances of "pMac" to "mac" in:
cfg_api.c
cfg_proc_msg.c
cfg_send_msg.c
cfg_api.h
Change-Id: I20ea98409b365229fb1c1f1330072118cb410dca
CRs-Fixed: 2356106
Per the Linux coding style "mixed-case names are frowned upon" and
"so-called Hungarian notation [...] is brain damaged." One identifier
used extensively throughout the driver that violates both of these
tenants is "pMac." In order to be compliant with the Linux coding
style there is a campaign to rename all instances of this identifier.
For this change rename all instances of "pMac" to "mac" in:
ani_global.h
mac_trace.h
Change-Id: I4585dbda350e5e8da3970266b3809edec82c8973
CRs-Fixed: 2355462
Per the Linux coding style "mixed-case names are frowned upon" and
"so-called Hungarian notation [...] is brain damaged." One identifier
used extensively throughout the driver that violates both of these
tenants is "pMac." In order to be compliant with the Linux coding
style there is a campaign to rename all instances of this identifier.
For this change rename all instances of "pMac" to "mac" in:
lim_admit_control.c
lim_admit_control.h
lim_aid_mgmt.c
lim_link_monitoring_algo.c
lim_process_action_frame.c
lim_process_assoc_rsp_frame.c
lim_process_auth_frame.c
lim_process_cfg_updates.c
lim_process_deauth_frame.c
lim_process_disassoc_frame.c
lim_process_mlm_host_roam.c
lim_process_probe_req_frame.c
lim_prop_exts_utils.c
lim_prop_exts_utils.h
lim_reassoc_utils.c
lim_scan_result_utils.c
lim_scan_result_utils.h
lim_send_frames_host_roam.c
lim_ser_des_utils.c
lim_ser_des_utils.h
lim_session.c
lim_session.h
lim_session_utils.h
lim_sme_req_utils.c
lim_sta_hash_api.c
lim_sta_hash_api.h
lim_trace.c
lim_trace.h
lim_types.h
Change-Id: I64638afc1b6805310e7588f972d19e330deb9ff3
CRs-Fixed: 2355461
Per the Linux coding style "mixed-case names are frowned upon" and
"so-called Hungarian notation [...] is brain damaged." One identifier
used extensively throughout the driver that violates both of these
tenants is "pMac." In order to be compliant with the Linux coding
style there is a campaign to rename all instances of this identifier.
For this change rename all instances of "pMac" to "mac" in:
lim_process_message_queue.c
Change-Id: I812dd98f764707e19a8b32b7eafdc2a6bb07f236
CRs-Fixed: 2355457
Per the Linux coding style "mixed-case names are frowned upon" and
"so-called Hungarian notation [...] is brain damaged." One identifier
used extensively throughout the driver that violates both of these
tenants is "pMac." In order to be compliant with the Linux coding
style there is a campaign to rename all instances of this identifier.
For this change rename all instances of "pMac" to "mac" in:
lim_security_utils.c
lim_security_utils.h
Change-Id: I90e8e20148a6314ac7a53d71ce9bc5838c1d5d86
CRs-Fixed: 2355458
Per the Linux coding style "mixed-case names are frowned upon" and
"so-called Hungarian notation [...] is brain damaged." One identifier
used extensively throughout the driver that violates both of these
tenants is "pMac." In order to be compliant with the Linux coding
style there is a campaign to rename all instances of this identifier.
For this change rename all instances of "pMac" to "mac" in:
lim_send_messages.c
lim_send_messages.h
Change-Id: I65177c603694d8d3075b015a8efae130bfefa817
CRs-Fixed: 2355459
To align with the Linux coding style replace tpPESession with struct
pe_session * in parser_api.
Change-Id: Id660547b461a3fed98cc9edfc4d0731ceac69336
CRs-Fixed: 2353401
To align with the Linux coding style replace tpPESession with struct
pe_session * in nan_datapath.
Change-Id: I2837ca8190d6e8246baf2a5ad1ba9b0cca401cd6
CRs-Fixed: 2353400
To align with the Linux coding style replace tpPESession with struct
pe_session * in cfg_api.
Change-Id: I185237935dcc1edf2242bafce71784fcf8b914b0
CRs-Fixed: 2353399
To align with the Linux coding style replace tpPESession with struct
pe_session * in sme.
Change-Id: I8f716b9b29fa694182c5750d40ec9bd2ddf99fd5
CRs-Fixed: 2353398
Do not unmap mgmt_tx nbuf for HL as the mgmt_tx nbuf is not mapped
in case of HL.
Change-Id: I1e7bf3af09dea357075d897974d3a59e0b439ae4
CRs-Fixed: 2349234
During Vdev start/restart LimProcessDefdMsgs is set to false. If
start/restart timeouts, it will initiate SSR but will not send
response to LIM and thus gLimProcessDefdMsgs will not set to true.
Thus no other commands will be processed in LIM. If any command is
queued in serialization during this time it will timeout.
This will eventually lead to timeout of the vdev destroy command as
it won't get processed until the command in active queue timeout and
it leads to peer and vdev refcount leaks.
To fix it purge all active and pending cmds during SSR, so that vdev
destroy cmd can be processed immediately and can release vdev/peer
ref count.
Change-Id: Id5c15ccb4c27dabfdd4a9e0d7ee9b765130e03bf
CRs-Fixed: 2354899
Cleanup multiple HT related CFG/INI Items which are already moved to the
MLME component.
Also move gShortSlotTimeEnabled INI from HDD to MLME component
Change-Id: Ie8c19f508401d4d72990f35ea5dcc18d45f0f16b
CRs-Fixed: 2354687
Currently, driver without CNSS module can't be unloaded when firmware
crashed. Without CNSS module, driver should set recovery in progress
flag to false when fw dump finished or failed. Driver should add ramdump
memory address and length too.
Change-Id: I672c50bd90ada7ff47ddff64ff3b313a75faff13
CRs-Fixed: 2343124
To align with the Linux coding style replace tpPESession with struct
pe_session * in lim_process_fils.
Change-Id: I319b7663f878fe4344e40a2ead793cc0eae6e804
CRs-Fixed: 2354283
Per the Linux coding style "mixed-case names are frowned upon" and
"so-called Hungarian notation [...] is brain damaged." One identifier
used extensively throughout the driver that violates both of these
tenants is "pMac." In order to be compliant with the Linux coding
style there is a campaign to rename all instances of this identifier.
One instance is the following field in typedef tComebackTimerInfo:
- tpAniSirGlobal pMac;
In order to meet the needs of the campaign all that is really needed
is to rename this field and modify all accesses to this field. However
note that the Linux coding style also objects to typedefs except in a
few cases, and the use case for tComebackTimerInfo does not apply.
Therefore to address the larger problem replace the tComebackTimerInfo
typedef with an appropriately named struct with appropriately named
fields.
Change-Id: I397af122fdf8a2b15fc829411698150ae8b7ef94
CRs-Fixed: 2354998
Per the Linux coding style "mixed-case names are frowned upon" and
"so-called Hungarian notation [...] is brain damaged." One identifier
used extensively throughout the driver that violates both of these
tenants is "pMac." In order to be compliant with the Linux coding
style there is a campaign to rename all instances of this identifier.
One instance is the following field in typedef tCsrTimerInfo:
- tpAniSirGlobal pMac;
In order to meet the needs of the campaign all that is really needed
is to rename this field and modify all accesses to this field. However
note that the Linux coding style also objects to typedefs except in a
few cases, and the use case for tCsrTimerInfo does not apply.
Therefore to address the larger problem replace the tCsrTimerInfo
typedef with an appropriately named struct with appropriately named
fields.
Change-Id: I0bddcbe1057611d4c6e586358f64a29fb4049776
CRs-Fixed: 2354421
Refactor ini items gSapForce11NFor11AC and gGoForce11NFor11AC
into new mlme component.
Change-Id: I85e2f7f9ae14a23c322572290b095aae0f29b0ec
CRs-Fixed: 2354940
To align with the Linux coding style replace tpPESession with struct
pe_session * in ani_global.h.
Change-Id: I201febaf023f3c5c04761a16a3d6b149d3172957
CRs-Fixed: 2353397
Current HTT_H2T messages from host driver does not have
consistency in message length set by host driver. Some
message types include HTC header length also within the
message length, while other types have message length
itself only.
Fix the same by sending same message format based on
firmware capability.
Change-Id: I885a21530a2d8f852387ae54cf7ee0751aad2516
CRs-Fixed: 2145560
Currently all the reports in the last beacon report frame has the
last beacon report indication field set to 1.
Set the last beacon report indication field to 1 only for the last
report in the last frame.
Change-Id: I7c824fc2ba0d26eae906c53b7ebd7c6111fc2379
CRs-Fixed: 2343956
Set the last beacon report indication support in the beacon response
based on the last beacon report indication sub element in the beacon
report request received from the AP.
Change-Id: Ibe190e23379b56af9272368b96cf912e1512f650
CRs-Fixed: 2342697
Add changes to implement the correct Reported Frame Body Frag ID and
last beacon report indication sub-elements for beacon report action
frame
Change-Id: I3776a239c2e0b04d35c2adb58598016b927154c6
CRs-Fixed: 2342678
