Also, use same return value when these fail (+1) as used when the output pointer
is NULL, rather than using -1. This avoids potential issues when results are
combined with with errors += foo().
Change-Id: I0cfa73481315366cd3b8bd7f369fae55960a88a4
Signed-off-by: Tom Cosgrove tom.cosgrove@arm.com
Also, use same return value when these fail (+1) as used when the output pointer is NULL, rather than using -1. This avoids potential issues when results are combined with with
errors += foo()
.Change-Id: I0cfa73481315366cd3b8bd7f369fae55960a88a4 Signed-off-by: Tom Cosgrove tom.cosgrove@arm.com