The kernel-doc script identified many documentation issues in
the wmi folder, so fix them.
Note that in quite a few cases there is duplicate documentation in .h
and .c files, and in those cases remove the documentation from the .c
files since the interface should be documented, not the
implementation.
Change-Id: I097d5b8e8f0ba09046b7b8abe338d05a00f8cc7e
CRs-Fixed: 3372831
Remove one possible reachable assertion in case tainted FW
easily trigger the assert and perform a denial of service.
Change-Id: I913d619ab6268c0a843d93ed35c63c79b96ac488
CRs-Fixed: 2428205
The correct element number of param_tlvs->stats_per_channel_list is
actually param_tlvs->num_stats_per_channel_list and thus the
qdf_mem_copy() can actually copy more bytes than are in the buffer
causing a buffer overread.
Fix it by checking fix_param->num_channels against the actually
param_tlvs->num_stats_per_channel_list before doing memory copy.
Change-Id: I610920ac1d0a927a52de83935616e8e8fdfec7e7
CRs-Fixed: 2428212
In the existing converged component, WMI TLV APIs are implemented in
a generic manner without proper featurization. All the APIs exposed
outside of WMI are implemented in wmi_unified_api.c and all the APIs
forming the CMD or extracting the EVT is implemented in wmi_unified_tlv.c.
Since WIN and MCL have a unified WMI layer in the converged component and
there are features within WIN and MCL that are not common, there exists a
good number of WMI APIs which are specific to WIN but compiled by MCL and
vice-versa. Due to this inadvertent problem, there is a chunk of code and
memory used up by WIN and MCL for features that are not used in their
products.
Featurize WMI APIs and TLVs that are specific to MCL -
- DSRC
- NAN
- P2P
- PMO
- roaming
- concurrency
- STA
- Generic MCL specific WMI (STA)
Change-Id: I03a68b0db30a3aa585b269ab0a1745b37bc7e0b7
CRs-Fixed: 2316935
