Thanks Rob, now that the code side is merged, I'm back to docs.
> > + interrupt-controller:
> > + description: see interrupt-controller/interrupts.txt
>
> Don't need generic descriptions. Just 'true' here is fine.
Do you really mean quoted true, like in "description: 'true' "?
Without quotes it will fail
>
> > +
> > + interrupts:
> > + description: TODO
>
> You have to define how many interrupts and what they are.
I didn't write the interruption code and Linus and Alvin might help here.
The switch has a single interrupt pin that signals an interruption happened.
The code reads a register to multiplex to these interruptions:
INT_TYPE_LINK_STATUS = 0,
INT_TYPE_METER_EXCEED,
INT_TYPE_LEARN_LIMIT,
INT_TYPE_LINK_SPEED,
INT_TYPE_CONGEST,
INT_TYPE_GREEN_FEATURE,
INT_TYPE_LOOP_DETECT,
INT_TYPE_8051,
INT_TYPE_CABLE_DIAG,
INT_TYPE_ACL,
INT_TYPE_RESERVED, /* Unused */
INT_TYPE_SLIENT,
And most of them, but not all, multiplex again to each port.
However, the linux driver today does not care about any of these
interruptions but INT_TYPE_LINK_STATUS. So it simply multiplex only
this the interruption to each port, in a n-cell map (n being number of
ports).
I don't know what to describe here as device-tree should be something
independent of a particular OS or driver.
Anyway, I doubt someone might want to plug one of these interruptions
outside the switch driver. Could it be simple as this:
interrupts:
minItems: 3
maxItems: 10
description:
interrupt mapping one per switch port
Once realtek-smi.yaml settles, I'll also send the realtek-mdio.yaml.
Regards,
Luiz
