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Christopher Collins resolved MYNEWT-702.
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    Resolution: Fixed

> BLE Host - duplicate connection update entries
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>                 Key: MYNEWT-702
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/MYNEWT-702
>             Project: Mynewt
>          Issue Type: Bug
>            Reporter: Christopher Collins
>            Assignee: Christopher Collins
>             Fix For: v1_1_0_rel
>
>
> If the application calls ble_gap_update_params() while an update connection 
> procedure for that connection is already in progress, the existing entry gets 
> re-inserted in the ble_gap_update_entries list.  This yields a cycle in the 
> list, causing the host task to loop endlessly during iteration.
> More details:
> # Host initiates a connection update procedure; creates an entry and inserts 
> it into the list (ble_gap_update_entries).
> # Host attempts to initiate a second connection update procedure for the same 
> connection.  Since an existing update procedure is ongoing, this attempt 
> fails with a status code of BLE_HS_EALREADY.
> # On detecting the error, the ble_gap_update_params() function tries to clean 
> up (goto done).  Part of this cleanup involves freeing the update entry that 
> got allocated earlier in the function but never got inserted into the list.  
> In this case, no entry was allocated, but it looks like one was, because the 
> entry pointer was used to detect a duplicate entry.  Consequently, the entry 
> is freed but never removed from the list!
> # The host initiates a third connection update procedure for the same 
> connection.  This time, no duplicate is detected because the entry in the 
> list got corrupted when it was freed, making its connection handle value 
> indeterminate.  The host allocates the same entry from the pool, populates 
> it, and inserts it into the list.  Now the same entry is in the list twice, 
> creating a cycle.  When the host iterates this list, it loops forever.



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