msm8974-common: libril: Add hacks for spliting of index
* This is based on how it was done in cm-14.1, but redone because the old code completely ignored signedness * Samsung, in their stock RIL.java, reads index as an int, sets the first 8 bits to index, the next 8 bits to call_id, and ignores the upper 16 bytes of the int parcelled up * This emulates that behavior here, except it only sends the first 8 bits so that AOSP's RIL.java doesn't get confused Change-Id: I5c78447fdef7d5fd7fc39addb970300ee1188cd1
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typedef struct {
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typedef struct {
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RIL_CallState state;
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RIL_CallState state;
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int index; /* Connection Index for use with, eg, AT+CHLD */
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unsigned char index; /* Connection Index for use with, eg, AT+CHLD */
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unsigned char call_id; /* Samsung field */
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unsigned char pad; /* Unsigned gap padding */
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char pad1; /* Signed gap padding */
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int toa; /* type of address, eg 145 = intl */
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int toa; /* type of address, eg 145 = intl */
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char isMpty; /* nonzero if is mpty call */
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char isMpty; /* nonzero if is mpty call */
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char isMT; /* nonzero if call is mobile terminated */
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char isMT; /* nonzero if call is mobile terminated */
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