lib: add support for split Event log records - #103
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When a WHEA record hits a certain size, it may be split and logged as several event in the Event Logs. The actual CPER must then be reconstructed using the SeqNum field of the EventData before being decoded. This change refactors the Event Log extraction logic to take this scenario into account. Signed-off-by: Surply, Pierre <pierre.surply@intel.com>
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When a WHEA record hits a certain size, it may be split and logged as several event in the Event Logs.
The actual CPER must then be reconstructed using the SeqNum field of the EventData before being decoded.
This change refactors the Event Log extraction logic to take this scenario into account.