Jérôme Pouiller [off-list ref] writes:
On Tuesday 5 October 2021 16:20:19 CEST Kalle Valo wrote:
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Jerome Pouiller [off-list ref] writes:
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From: Jérôme Pouiller <jerome.pouiller@silabs.com>
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v8:
- Change the way the DT is handled. The user can now specify the name of
the board (= chip + antenna) he use. It easier for board designers to
add new entries. I plan to send a PR to linux-firmware to include PDS
files of the developpement boards belong the firmware (I also plan to
relocate these file into wfx/ instead of silabs/). (Kalle, Pali)
- Prefix visible functions and structs with "wfx_". I mostly kept the
code under 80 columns. (Kalle, Pali, Greg)
- Remove support for force_ps_timeout for now. (Kalle)
- Fix licenses of Makefile, Kconfig and hif_api*.h. (Kalle)
- Do not mix and match endianess in struct hif_ind_startup. (Kalle)
- Remove magic values. (Kalle)
- Use IS_ALIGNED(). (BTW, PTR_IS_ALIGNED() does not exist?) (Kalle)
- I have also noticed that some headers files did not declare all the
struct they used.
These issues remain (I hope they are not blockers):
- I have currently no ideas how to improve/simplify the parsing PDS file.
(Kalle)
- We would like to relate the SDIO quirks into mmc/core/quirks.h, but the
API to do that does not yet exist. (Ulf, Pali)
So is this a direct version from staging-next? If yes, what commit id did
you use? Or do you have your own set of patches on top of staging-next?
I am based on 5e57c668dc09 from staging-next. (I have not rebased it between
v7 and v8)
Commit 5e57c668dc09 is from Sep 14th, so I take it that you have your on
patches on top of staging-next.
But please don't send a new version of the patchset too often, at least
try to keep two weeks between versions but preferably even more. It's
quite difficult when you send a new version and there are still ongoing
discussions in the previous version.
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