audio: kpb: fix potential NULL pointer dereference in device list reset #9691
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This patch addresses a potential NULL pointer dereference issue in the
devicelist_reset
function within the Key Phrase Buffer (KPB) component. The issue was exposed by a recent change in Zephyr's MMU mapping for Intel ADSP ACE30, which now catches NULL pointer accesses.The
devicelist_reset
function previously iterated over the entireDEVICE_LIST_SIZE
when clearing items and zeroing pointers, which could lead to dereferencing NULL pointers. The fix involves iterating only up todevlist->count
to ensure that only valid pointers are accessed.This change prevents potential NULL pointer dereference and ensures the stability of the KPB component.