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As per the logic implemented in the FW, it will send a dummy event for link layer stats in case the buffer allocation fails. In this case, there can occur a scenario in host wherein we are not properly freeing the previously allocated memory. In the event handler wma_unified_link_radio_stats_event_handler, if the event is dummy, we are updating the value of the num_radios inside wma_handle->link_layer_results. This num_radios is later used to free any allocated memory. On setting it to zero, we are preventing that memfree to occur; leading to a memleak. To fix this, in case there is a dummy event, first free any possible previous results before setting the num_radios to be zero. Change-Id: Ibe4ddf1a137a33130100483cefb004b7dae4ce02 CRs-Fixed: 2610754 |
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