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Use the uapi ones instead, so I don't have to think about whether ours
are correct.
Bug: http://b/31044648
Change-Id: Ibe4a078ad3223419301a5f585e8ed24dd7366ce2
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* Add missing free.
* Remove unused local variable.
BUG: 27120398
Change-Id: I84d32fcee5615a428bd1de6673a6f15036736998
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Change-Id: Ie3acca064c1bcecb4e0305e61f01ba8cea4abe03
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In procmem.c, num_maps and num_pages are declared as
int. Pointers (int*) to these variables are being
passed to functions pm_process_maps and pm_map_pagemap
respectively, both of which expect size_t * argument.
This will lead to problems in 64-bit systems where
size_t and int_t have different size.
To avoid the issue, num_maps and num_pages are declared
as size_t. In addition, loop counters i and j are now
declared as size_t to avoid comparison of signed int with
unsigned int.
Change-Id: I3fc51f9386c9b2d289d34808e19e3811ca4a3dae
Signed-off-by: Ashok Bhat <ashok.bhat@arm.com>
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For the case pm_map_pagemap return error(e.g, maps[i]->start==maps[i]->end==0),
the main loop continue without set mis[i] fields, and then mis[i]==0. So that
the corresponding mi item is 0 for this case.
Skip dumping this item to avoid crash.
Change-Id: I7e1bea1abdccfd7594b9d904938b3462dc182a76
Signed-off-by: Hong-Mei Li <a21834@motorola.com>
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