Supporting "software interrupts" in an irqchip driver

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Hello Thomas, Marc, Mark, (and the funky bunch)

The interrupt controller on my SoC supports so-called "software"
interrupts, meaning that the HW exposes a 32-bit register in which
SW can write some value.

If the value written is non-zero, then interrupt 0 is raised.

How is such a contraption defined in a device tree?

Are there good drivers to read as examples?
drivers/irqchip/irq-mips-cpu.c mentions "software interrupts"
in the context of "which we don't really use or support."

Regards.
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