Currently csr_msg_processor() contains logic that is conditionally
compiled based upon ANI_RTT_DEBUG and ANI_EMUL_ASSOC. These are
obviously obsolete references since these are the only references in
the code, and since they are referencing a variable that is not
present in the function. Since these are obsolete, remove them.
Change-Id: Ie258f188dd2791be96f2e95fcf4e8a71c4ea44eb
CRs-Fixed: 2103630
qcacld-2.0 to qcacld-3.0 propagation
Before this change the ACS calc process only consider the
channel's rssi and bss count in this channel, in this change
add noise floor, channel free statistics and tx power in the
ACS calc process.
Change-Id: I654e53fa2441e03723f150d973c124985c67f2b4
CRs-fixed: 1050316
In struct hdd_adapter rename field pHddCtx to hdd_ctx to align with
the Linux Coding Style.
Change-Id: Id19662913f191a08b8672b46d12b9c1b4a01afa8
CRs-Fixed: 2101837
There are some places where the HDD context is extracted from an HDD
adapter using a direct reference instead of using WLAN_HDD_GET_CTX().
Update all such instances to use WLAN_HDD_GET_CTX(). This is a
precursor to renaming the pHddCtx field in the hdd_adapter structure.
Change-Id: Ic577ed7944b086ce72b15a66ccc166878a4a3fce
CRs-Fixed: 2101835
The Linux Coding Style enumerates a few special cases where typedefs
are useful, but stresses "NEVER EVER use a typedef unless you can
clearly match one of those rules." The hdd_adapter_t typedef does not
meet any of those criteria, so replace references to it with a
reference to the underlying struct.
Change-Id: Ia632a3738d5c4a4637cddbf5a5f521c26c4e1c6a
CRs-Fixed: 2101066
The Linux Coding Style enumerates a few special cases where typedefs
are useful, but stresses "NEVER EVER use a typedef unless you can
clearly match one of those rules." The hdd_adapter_t typedef does not
meet any of those criteria, so replace references to it with a
reference to the underlying struct.
Change-Id: Ica1ce65d05f81f51c3ec04fa4ef3d022c9319886
CRs-Fixed: 2101065
The Linux Coding Style enumerates a few special cases where typedefs
are useful, but stresses "NEVER EVER use a typedef unless you can
clearly match one of those rules." The hdd_adapter_t typedef does not
meet any of those criteria, so replace references to it with a
reference to the underlying struct.
Change-Id: Ic352bd48b7ab47742a2d8ff5827d4ccbfd0b7ae1
CRs-Fixed: 2101070
The Linux Coding Style enumerates a few special cases where typedefs
are useful, but stresses "NEVER EVER use a typedef unless you can
clearly match one of those rules." The hdd_adapter_t typedef does not
meet any of those criteria, so replace references to it with a
reference to the underlying struct.
Change-Id: I4f9785dbd0735b530587226cd6f152d297c515e0
CRs-Fixed: 2101072
The Linux Coding Style enumerates a few special cases where typedefs
are useful, but stresses "NEVER EVER use a typedef unless you can
clearly match one of those rules." The hdd_adapter_t typedef does not
meet any of those criteria, so replace references to it with a
reference to the underlying struct.
Change-Id: Ibf4ff788afad717610fe58bdbc1a12330a6cce92
CRs-Fixed: 2101067
The Linux Coding Style enumerates a few special cases where typedefs
are useful, but stresses "NEVER EVER use a typedef unless you can
clearly match one of those rules." The hdd_adapter_t typedef does not
meet any of those criteria, so replace references to it with a
reference to the underlying struct.
Change-Id: Ice6c7b912048dac9efccb7962c40be97aa96323f
CRs-Fixed: 2101058
The Linux Coding Style enumerates a few special cases where typedefs
are useful, but stresses "NEVER EVER use a typedef unless you can
clearly match one of those rules." The hdd_adapter_t typedef does not
meet any of those criteria, so replace references to it with a
reference to the underlying struct.
Change-Id: I9c7eb9cbbfd31606bfda7c70b7d4dac6d897f680
CRs-Fixed: 2101056
The Linux Coding Style enumerates a few special cases where typedefs
are useful, but stresses "NEVER EVER use a typedef unless you can
clearly match one of those rules." The hdd_adapter_t typedef does not
meet any of those criteria, so replace references to it with a
reference to the underlying struct.
Change-Id: I620055afba0b50660053b7e37bd855fd505bc88f
CRs-Fixed: 2101043
The Linux Coding Style enumerates a few special cases where typedefs
are useful, but stresses "NEVER EVER use a typedef unless you can
clearly match one of those rules." The hdd_adapter_t typedef does not
meet any of those criteria, so replace references to it with a
reference to the underlying struct.
Change-Id: I00f144e95bcaa9b9e96fd0924ae10c065fd7ed14
CRs-Fixed: 2101042
The Linux Coding Style enumerates a few special cases where typedefs
are useful, but stresses "NEVER EVER use a typedef unless you can
clearly match one of those rules." The hdd_adapter_t typedef does not
meet any of those criteria, so replace references to it with a
reference to the underlying struct.
Change-Id: I3d9b2f691f1d1acd0b5f853598063f40c4ad817f
CRs-Fixed: 2101037
The Linux Coding Style enumerates a few special cases where typedefs
are useful, but stresses "NEVER EVER use a typedef unless you can
clearly match one of those rules." The hdd_adapter_t typedef does not
meet any of those criteria, so replace references to it with a
reference to the underlying struct.
Change-Id: Iff59139526c947681099ccffa96ae9cc0182a40c
CRs-Fixed: 2101035
The Linux Coding Style enumerates a few special cases where typedefs
are useful, but stresses "NEVER EVER use a typedef unless you can
clearly match one of those rules." The hdd_adapter_t typedef does not
meet any of those criteria, so replace references to it with a
reference to the underlying struct.
Change-Id: I66f20697851fdace617463b068c38ba63f4a07e0
CRs-Fixed: 2101033
The Linux Coding Style enumerates a few special cases where typedefs
are useful, but stresses "NEVER EVER use a typedef unless you can
clearly match one of those rules." The hdd_adapter_t typedef does not
meet any of those criteria, so replace references to it with a
reference to the underlying struct.
Change-Id: Iec122d832f372c5f0770051c5f2c067009c9dae0
CRs-Fixed: 2101032
The Linux Coding Style enumerates a few special cases where typedefs
are useful, but stresses "NEVER EVER use a typedef unless you can
clearly match one of those rules." The hdd_adapter_t typedef does not
meet any of those criteria, so replace references to it with a
reference to the underlying struct.
Change-Id: I2fd1dec7120e0c0a21b51080d654b5dc653e2589
CRs-Fixed: 2101074
The Linux Coding Style enumerates a few special cases where typedefs
are useful, but stresses "NEVER EVER use a typedef unless you can
clearly match one of those rules." The hdd_adapter_t typedef does not
meet any of those criteria, so replace references to it with a
reference to the underlying struct.
Change-Id: I2ed8c46fa89b11a19a1493194c573622e30d9887
CRs-Fixed: 2101031
The Linux Coding Style enumerates a few special cases where typedefs
are useful, but stresses "NEVER EVER use a typedef unless you can
clearly match one of those rules." The hdd_adapter_t typedef does not
meet any of those criteria, so replace references to it with a
reference to the underlying struct.
Change-Id: I3babc3fa2cbafce82081a376305bb6cf6a742699
CRs-Fixed: 2101028
The Linux Coding Style enumerates a few special cases where typedefs
are useful, but stresses "NEVER EVER use a typedef unless you can
clearly match one of those rules." The hdd_adapter_t typedef does not
meet any of those criteria, so replace references to it with a
reference to the underlying struct.
Change-Id: If34fa6e64a37eb990efadadac187f1d4b20a4eb5
CRs-Fixed: 2101027
The Linux Coding Style enumerates a few special cases where typedefs
are useful, but stresses "NEVER EVER use a typedef unless you can
clearly match one of those rules." The hdd_adapter_t typedef does not
meet any of those criteria, so replace references to it with a
reference to the underlying struct.
Change-Id: I322b521f70e7b7b17b9dc1b0cf716f84722ca6e0
CRs-Fixed: 2101025
The Linux Coding Style enumerates a few special cases where typedefs
are useful, but stresses "NEVER EVER use a typedef unless you can
clearly match one of those rules." The hdd_adapter_t typedef does not
meet any of those criteria, so replace references to it with a
reference to the underlying struct.
Change-Id: I355f5406e7cb0674f9c235db57aa268849ac7635
CRs-Fixed: 2101073
The Linux Coding Style enumerates a few special cases where typedefs
are useful, but stresses "NEVER EVER use a typedef unless you can
clearly match one of those rules." The hdd_adapter_t typedef does not
meet any of those criteria, so replace references to it with a
reference to the underlying struct.
Change-Id: I545c47380905eaeece9a2a25e0adb9bae1b90ce8
CRs-Fixed: 2101068
The Linux Coding Style enumerates a few special cases where typedefs
are useful, but stresses "NEVER EVER use a typedef unless you can
clearly match one of those rules." The hdd_adapter_t typedef does not
meet any of those criteria, so replace references to it with a
reference to the underlying struct.
Change-Id: I022d0092980efc01f48100f9a096a6f6e80e26eb
CRs-Fixed: 2101064
The Linux Coding Style enumerates a few special cases where typedefs
are useful, but stresses "NEVER EVER use a typedef unless you can
clearly match one of those rules." The hdd_adapter_t typedef does not
meet any of those criteria, so replace references to it with a
reference to the underlying struct.
Change-Id: I48952b52777b523d5b383ea4278b8390a4bc4a8e
CRs-Fixed: 2101054
The Linux Coding Style enumerates a few special cases where typedefs
are useful, but stresses "NEVER EVER use a typedef unless you can
clearly match one of those rules." The hdd_adapter_t typedef does not
meet any of those criteria, so replace references to it with a
reference to the underlying struct.
Change-Id: I762cb4c29060d780dcf9647aebe7246610d8f923
CRs-Fixed: 2101057
The Linux Coding Style enumerates a few special cases where typedefs
are useful, but stresses "NEVER EVER use a typedef unless you can
clearly match one of those rules." The hdd_adapter_t typedef does not
meet any of those criteria, so replace references to it with a
reference to the underlying struct.
Change-Id: I20d1395208566001aaa3c73689e1f9e6d2b5e94f
CRs-Fixed: 2101053
The Linux Coding Style enumerates a few special cases where typedefs
are useful, but stresses "NEVER EVER use a typedef unless you can
clearly match one of those rules." The hdd_adapter_t typedef does not
meet any of those criteria, so replace references to it with a
reference to the underlying struct.
Change-Id: I07b27f87102c640124312b31b550cc394096019a
CRs-Fixed: 2101050
The Linux Coding Style enumerates a few special cases where typedefs
are useful, but stresses "NEVER EVER use a typedef unless you can
clearly match one of those rules." The hdd_adapter_t typedef does not
meet any of those criteria, so replace references to it with a
reference to the underlying struct.
Change-Id: Iec3c0b0b2e59ac05ad352f5b4e6e2b4528a8b5be
CRs-Fixed: 2101051
The Linux Coding Style enumerates a few special cases where typedefs
are useful, but stresses "NEVER EVER use a typedef unless you can
clearly match one of those rules." The hdd_adapter_t typedef does not
meet any of those criteria, so replace references to it with a
reference to the underlying struct.
Change-Id: I2e588aeaf26b85535afa86132aa4216ea630e958
CRs-Fixed: 2101049
The Linux Coding Style enumerates a few special cases where typedefs
are useful, but stresses "NEVER EVER use a typedef unless you can
clearly match one of those rules." The hdd_adapter_t typedef does not
meet any of those criteria, so replace references to it with a
reference to the underlying struct.
Change-Id: Ic527031c7a2d0785ec179344cb3519bf65ea6a8c
CRs-Fixed: 2101047
The Linux Coding Style enumerates a few special cases where typedefs
are useful, but stresses "NEVER EVER use a typedef unless you can
clearly match one of those rules." The hdd_adapter_t typedef does not
meet any of those criteria, so replace references to it with a
reference to the underlying struct.
Change-Id: Ib14b0e7bdd572294dc490043d5ae92ae2a4baa30
CRs-Fixed: 2101046
The Linux Coding Style enumerates a few special cases where typedefs
are useful, but stresses "NEVER EVER use a typedef unless you can
clearly match one of those rules." The hdd_adapter_t typedef does not
meet any of those criteria, so replace references to it with a
reference to the underlying struct.
Change-Id: Id43c38784aadb07b5352d9ecc2c7dcb0e31dbcd8
CRs-Fixed: 2101045
The Linux Coding Style enumerates a few special cases where typedefs
are useful, but stresses "NEVER EVER use a typedef unless you can
clearly match one of those rules." The hdd_adapter_t typedef does not
meet any of those criteria, so replace references to it with a
reference to the underlying struct.
Change-Id: I5be95445278bf120ddf8b1a01a6af8ddf7a0d5d7
CRs-Fixed: 2101039
The Linux Coding Style enumerates a few special cases where typedefs
are useful, but stresses "NEVER EVER use a typedef unless you can
clearly match one of those rules." The hdd_adapter_t typedef does not
meet any of those criteria, so replace references to it with a
reference to the underlying struct.
Change-Id: I66ecfb6f5a478298c1300f7ac3086715aa66e4c2
CRs-Fixed: 2101044
During channel selection for SAP via ACS, add check if there is
a connection on 5Ghz, don't allow SAP to select DFS channel.
Change-Id: If6e42cbc584ddb80588daf138d94d2e0a75b882a
CRs-Fixed: 2102024
In some places memory allocated for the parsed IE’s
using csr_get_parsed_bss_description_ies are freed only
if existing IE description is NULL. Even though memory
allocation not done based on above condition, this may
lead to memory leak..
To fix this make sure to check existing IE description
while allocating memory.
Change-Id: Ia065b9ebb4cbd00f48f3cdca8737190b3609e1c7
CRs-Fixed: 2002298
Function sysMcStart() no longer exists in the code, but the prototype
for it is still present. Get rid of it.
Change-Id: Ifd6c1fde27f907300ab7a8e03d4a201d861fd94e
CRs-Fixed: 2102689
The SYS_MSG_ID_MC_START and SYS_MSG_ID_MC_STOP messages are no longer
being used, so remove all supporting logic.
Change-Id: I29f2d852e4313a580532cdc4db1b9e0bf211283f
CRs-Fixed: 2102670
The Linux Coding Style enumerates a few special cases where typedefs
are useful, but stresses "NEVER EVER use a typedef unless you can
clearly match one of those rules." The hdd_station_ctx_t typedef does
not meet any of those criteria, so replace it with a well named
struct.
Change-Id: Idaa9c96dc757465d120b33c686d102ef29b31ca4
CRs-Fixed: 2101019
The Linux Coding Style enumerates a few special cases where typedefs
are useful, but stresses "NEVER EVER use a typedef unless you can
clearly match one of those rules." The hdd_ap_ctx_t typedef does not
meet any of those criteria, so replace it with a well named struct.
Change-Id: I3084d902b405529f82ff9056f48a8c38392f50f5
CRs-Fixed: 2101017
