On 09/11/2020 14.23, Vinod Koul wrote:

HI Peter,

On 09-11-20, 14:09, Peter Ujfalusi wrote:

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Hi Vinod,

On 09/11/2020 13.45, Vinod Koul wrote:

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Without a channel number I can not do anything.
It is close to a chicken and egg problem.

We get 'channel' in xlate, so wont that help? I think I am still missing
something here :(

Yes, we get channel in xlate, but we get the channel after
ofdma->of_dma_route_allocate()

That is correct, so you need this info in allocate somehow..

To know the event number the router must send to trigger the channel I
need the router to 'craft' the dmaspec which can be used to request the
channel.

To request a bcdma channel to be triggered by global trigger 0:

[A]
<&main_bcdma 1 0 15>

main_bcdma - phandle to BCDMA
1 - triggered by global trigger0
0 - ignored
15 - ASEL value

A peripheral can not really use this binding directly as we need to
configure the get the event to be sent to the given channel's trigger0.
The binding for the router (l2g if INTA in this case):

[B]
<&inta_l2g 21 0 15>

inta_l2g - phandle to therouter
21 - local event index (input event/signal)
0 - event detection mode (pulsed/rising)
15 - ASEL value

The of_dma_router_xlate() receives the dmaspec for [B}, the router
driver creates the dmaspec for [A].

The xlate can not request the channel first as it needs the dmaspec from
the router to do so.

- Péter

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