Android Packet Filter 3.0 requires the framework to be able to
read and write into the APF work memory in the Firmware. It
also requires to be able to enable or disable the interpreter.
New WMI commands are defined for read/write/enable/disable
operations.
Complete the implementation of these new commands.
Change-Id: I852d61eb213d9ae530e8a71069144ef35816f5b8
CRs-Fixed: 2184971
In implementation of Android Packet Filter, functions, variables,
definitions are named after BPF, which stands for Berkely Packet
Filter. The term was more appropriate for Link Layer packet
filters implemented in the Linux kernel, known as Linux Socket
Filters.
The term BPF is obsolete now, so rename it with the
appropriate acronym, APF.
Change-Id: I606afc747cddedb524a41cd8e5998400f04e69f6
CRs-Fixed: 2191531
File wmi_unified_tlv.c is bloated and adding support for upcoming
Android Packet Filter v3 is going to increase its size even more.
Create a new source file for APF related WMI modules and a header
file for declaring the API's
Change-Id: I37dcc30c7d1311067f375c891be9723612161de9
CRs-Fixed: 2189827
