A common pattern in WLAN to panic the driver is to log the reason and
then unconditionally panic. QDF_DEBUG_PANIC() takes a reason string to
help make the reason for the panic more obvious, but it is not always
used. Ensure all callers of QDF_DEBUG_PANIC() provide a reason string.
Change-Id: I3d23a8980adaeaa1a9798a4a6b0fba1f36eb52ad
CRs-Fixed: 2403829
Very occasionally, the driver transition thread for the DSC race
condition unit test can be preempted before queuing the driver
transition. This leads to the transitions de-queuing in an unexpected
order, causing the test to fail. In order to close the race window, a
thread would have to set its event _after_ blocking on a pending
transition, which is impossible. So, rather than using events to
synchronize the different threads in this test case, use polling to
ensure the different transitions are queued in the appropriate order.
If the given condition is not met, call schedule() to give the other
threads a greater chance to run.
Change-Id: I05edfa9200ca7831926153f3ff0ec9dbbbab3fed
CRs-Fixed: 2378469
Convert the current hard-coded list of unit-test callbacks in
hdd_we_unit_test() to a vtable. This streamlines future additions.
Change-Id: I216bbb6699ae50eaa96ac559999cb42ba080867c
CRs-Fixed: 2358606
In order to catch and debug long running transitions, add a watchdog
timer to Driver Synchronization Core (DSC) transition start/stop call
pairs. If the timer expires, panic the driver for offline debugging.
Change-Id: I9b64fdb9cc20e1225394702d58b24db92a2d67e1
CRs-Fixed: 2328596
The Driver Synchronization Core (DSC) is a set of synchronization
primitives for use by the driver's orchestration layer. It provides APIs
for ensuring safe state transitions (including bring up and tear down)
of major driver objects: a single driver, associated psocs, and their
associated vdevs.
APIs are divided into two categories: mutual exclusion of conflicting
transitions, and operation tracking, blocking, and waiting capabilities.
For part 5, add the unit test implementations.
Change-Id: Ia68d6df18894b254c1f5fe3855d896e96be38a90
CRs-Fixed: 2290260
The Driver Synchronization Core (DSC) is a set of synchronization
primitives for use by the driver's orchestration layer. It provides APIs
for ensuring safe state transitions (including bring up and tear down)
of major driver objects: a single driver, associated psocs, and their
associated vdevs.
APIs are divided into two categories: mutual exclusion of conflicting
transitions, and operation tracking, blocking, and waiting capabilities.
For part 1, add common infrastructure and headers.
Change-Id: Id290e66d2dccd28b89fed5f285d3692ff3c814e7
CRs-Fixed: 2290260
