Hi Pierre-Louis
Thank you for clarifying the point
> > And unneeded has_xxx will be removed if xxx_only was set (B)
>
> The problem is that we have two sources of information
>
> 1) the dais included in the dailink (the (A) part above)
> 2) the dailink itself (the (B) part above)
>
> the code in A) constructs the information from the ground-up, but it's
> overridden by B).
>
> You can view it as 'removing unneeded has_xxx' flags, but it's also a
> problem is the dailink information is incorrect...
>
> In the past we would report an error if the dailink was not aligned with
> the dais. Now we just ignore the dai information.
Ah, OK now I could understand.
Hmm... is below what you mean in summary?
dpcm_xxx is used to declare that the DAI/dailink is possible to use
playback/capture. For example dpcm_playback means the DAI / dailink
should playback-able, if not it is error.
xxx_only is used to limit the playback/capture.
For example the DAI / dailink can use both playback and capture,
but want to use playback only for some reasons, we can use playback_only.
So these are used for different purpose.
Hmm... I re-consider about it for many cases, and indeed these can't
merge. But in such case, this feature is needed not only for DPCM ?
Now Jerome / Amadeusz are suggesting new idea to use bitfield idea.
We can use it ?
#define PLAYBACK_VALID BIT(0)
#define CAPTURE_VALID BIT(1)
#define PLAYBACK_LIMIT BIT(2)
#define CAPTURE_LIMIT BIT(3)
I need to think about keeping compatibility, but maybe OK.
Thank you for your help !!
Best regards
---
Renesas Electronics
Ph.D. Kuninori Morimoto
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