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qcacld-3.0: Remove NDP_END_ALL request from serialization queue

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Currently NDP_END_ALL request is posted to serialization queue but
not removed even after getting response from firmware. The timer
expires after 4 seconds and the message is gets dequeued as part
of timer handler. Dequeue the request from queue after getting
NDP_HOST_UPDATE from firmware to avoid blocking the northbound
APIs for this 4 seconds.

Change-Id: Ie8045f2460f7ac27732d4070ed79e5a61aab0bd2
CRs-Fixed: 2662869
This commit is contained in:
Srinivas Dasari
2020-04-22 17:58:33 +05:30
committed by nshrivas
parent 11e05a930b
commit 8e652c0e58
1 changed files with 9 additions and 4 deletions
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components/nan/core/src/nan_main.c
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@@ -957,16 +957,19 @@ static QDF_STATUS nan_handle_schedule_update(
}
/**
* nan_handle_host_update: Updates Host about NAN Datapath status, called by
* NAN modules's Datapath event handler.
* nan_handle_host_update() - Updates Host about NAN Datapath status
* @evt: Event data received from firmware
* @vdev: pointer to vdev
*
* Return: status of operation
*/
static QDF_STATUS nan_handle_host_update(struct nan_datapath_host_event *evt)
static QDF_STATUS nan_handle_host_update(struct nan_datapath_host_event *evt,
struct wlan_objmgr_vdev **vdev)
{
struct wlan_objmgr_psoc *psoc;
struct nan_psoc_priv_obj *psoc_nan_obj;
*vdev = evt->vdev;
psoc = wlan_vdev_get_psoc(evt->vdev);
if (!psoc) {
nan_err("psoc is NULL");
@@ -1074,7 +1077,9 @@ QDF_STATUS nan_datapath_event_handler(struct scheduler_msg *pe_msg)
nan_handle_schedule_update(pe_msg->bodyptr);
break;
case NDP_HOST_UPDATE:
nan_handle_host_update(pe_msg->bodyptr);
nan_handle_host_update(pe_msg->bodyptr, &cmd.vdev);
cmd.cmd_type = WLAN_SER_CMD_NDP_END_ALL_REQ;
wlan_serialization_remove_cmd(&cmd);
break;
default:
nan_alert("Unhandled NDP event: %d", pe_msg->type);