Cleanup items

typedef cleanup
fix checkpatch reported errors/warnings. – Ongoing
fix sparse reported errors/warnings. – Ongoing
remove THREAD_X support
dl list cleanup
netbuf cleanup - skbuff should be used
rearchitecture of debug architecture
cleanup of modparams (mostly removed and around 15 is pending)
cleanup of kernel config options (see below)
simplify htc
simply hif – In progress
remove kernel thread
- cleanup semaphore and wait_event apis
- cleanup of locking
replace macros,apis with linux specific APIs
handle error codes properly
remove test cmd support and add it back later
too many header files and lot of duplicates... clean it up.
WLAN node optimization
sysfs cleanup
remove bluetooth driver
remove camel case
remove hungarian notation
remove #if 0 code
remove cplusplus definitions
flatten directory structure
remove exported symbols
remove ieee80211.h
use align macros (grep ~3)
replace wlan_ieee2freq() and wlan_freq2ieee()
clean up arEvent usage
clean up wmitimeout usage
convert arSem to mutex
remove unused/unneeded ifdefs
remove global variables
remove static variables, eg. sip in ar6000_target_failure()
remove all wext code and configs
remove BUG()s
remove mdelay()
fix all FIXMEs
choose common prefix, eg ar6k
remove all bt code
remove all suspend and wow code
remove while(false)/while(0) constructs
remove casts from ar6k_priv() users
remove '== true' and '== false'/'false ==' tests
remove all suspend code
rework firmware handling

Then an item is done, please mark it with strike through.

config cleanup

No autodetection of features

You can only build ath6kl for a static targeted chipset model. So for example you only build ath6kl to support a dual band or single band setup, plugging in a dual band chipset into an box where ath6kl was compiled into for single band support will yield with no dual band support. The same applies to Bluetooth support. ath6kl has some config options which only let you statically select if ath6kl is shipping as a combo with BT support, and you have a few vendor options for the chipsets. None of these options are automatically detected. All this needs to change, work is required with the firmware team to ensure we can automatically detect these features and the type of card we are using.

AP Mode support using cfg80211

No one is working on this yet.

WiFi Direct

No one is working on this yet