The kernel-doc script identified a large number of documentation
issues in the QDF. A series of patches has already fixed many of the
issues, so fix most of the remaining ones.
Note that the QDF IPA abstraction still has issues, but it is under
rework, so not trying to clean it up until after the rework is
complete.
Change-Id: I10c33e341cb6b46e0f8ada99069616d450c07189
CRs-Fixed: 3406197
One hash_node is still left in hash bucket list while the memory
has been freed by normal operation, suspect that maybe two same
hash_node is existed in hash bucket list before, add debugging code
to detect this problem earlier.
Change-Id: I1497ae29c0e09e35dc140c7c37e228e02eb000e4
CRs-Fixed: 2562952
While the Linux kernel provides a generic hash table data structure, it
makes the assumption that it will always be referred to statically, so
as to avoid having to store the size of the hash table's internal array.
This limitation means reusing this data type generically is difficult or
impossible.
Add a very simple hash table implementation to WLAN for general use,
which stores its own size information, and assumes all input keys will
be pointers. Build on top of the recently added single-linked list
implementation added in I2959f34649a0d8e0b312d9d67c81de17753b9b6c to
reduce memory overhead.
Change-Id: I7f5fc0c59ed220bde43044e7013b3c8573f1bf39
CRs-Fixed: 2421829
