atf_tp_get_tc's prototype doesn't allow the returned array to be free…

marka63 commented 6 years ago

…d. relax the const constraints to allow the array to be freed.

ngie-eign commented 5 years ago

@jmmv: this patch looks valid. Can you please take a look at this?

jmmv commented 5 years ago

@googlebot rescan

(Mass-triggering a rescan of all open PRs as I have just configured automated CLA checks but the bot won't go through the backlog on its own.)

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