OSIF currently defines function wlan_cfg80211_nla_put_u64() which
provides an interface to the Linux Kernel's nla_put_u64()
functionality. This wrapper handles the fact that the underlying API
has a different name and signature depending upon kernel version.
However, this function has a limitation, namely that if it has to pad
the skb, it will use a netlink pad attribute that may not be defined
in the same enum as the u64 attribute. This can lead to attribute
parsing issues by the recipient.
To avoid this problem, introduce wlan_cfg80211_nla_put_u64_64bit(),
which allows the caller to provide the pad attribute id. This will
ensure that the u64 attribute and the pad attribute are from the same
enum, and hence should prevent nla_parse() issues.
Change-Id: I9e4183fa088248abfdda435b9d5e159400521969
CRs-Fixed: 3414639
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