Hi!

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So why exactly isn't it reasonable?

Please use technical arguments.  Saying that something is wrong without
explaining the problem you see with it isn't particulatly useful in technical
discussions.

Deep in your heart, you should know that having enum listing all the platforms linux
runs on is a very bad idea.

Even so, if I'm unable to explain to people why this is a bad idea in technical
terms, that doesn't mean too much.

I could say something O(#drivers * #platforms) vs. O(#drivers +
#platforms) lines of code -- but I thought it was obvious...?

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Anyway, there are better solutions, regulator framework already knows if given rail
will be powered off or not, and their driver already knows if they are going
suspend/standby. They just need to use existing interfaces.

So they need to know what has been passed to suspend_devices_and_enter()
anyway and currently there's no interface for that.  That actually is the source
of the whole issue.

Yep, I don't like that, but I guess we should give drivers enough
information to ask regulator framework.

Best regards,
								Pavel
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