qcacmn: Initialize __log_window_end_ticks variable explicitly
The __log_window_end_ticks variable is implicitly initialized as zero, which may lead to the disfunction of qdf_system_time_after when assert_on_excessive_logging is first called with big number jiffies. Then __log_window_count number increase until hit the threshold, and trigger the panic. Now initialize __log_window_end_ticks variable explicitly when __log_window_count is initial zero in the first call of assert_on_excessive_logging. Change-Id: Ic5256af9235bf195b4ae5ee79bfce9ea213ea29b CRs-Fixed: 2525529
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@@ -313,7 +313,9 @@ static void assert_on_excessive_logging(void)
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* Note: This is not thread safe, and can result in more than one reset.
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* For our purposes, this is fine.
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*/
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if (qdf_system_time_after(now, __log_window_end_ticks)) {
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if (!qdf_atomic_read(&__log_window_count)) {
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__log_window_end_ticks = now + qdf_system_ticks_per_sec;
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} else if (qdf_system_time_after(now, __log_window_end_ticks)) {
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__log_window_end_ticks = now + qdf_system_ticks_per_sec;
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qdf_atomic_set(&__log_window_count, 0);
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}
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