> > > > If you do not have any resources to share, you can simply register > > each > > > > of the devices via Device Tree. I do not see a valid reason to force > > a > > > > parent / child relationship for your use-case. > > > > > > There would probably be overlapping on the same memory region, which > > would > > > lead to ioremapping the same region multiple times, which is something > > > I would prefer to avoid if possible. > > > > Okay, so you *do* have shared resources. > > > > In which case, why is simple-mfd not working for you? > > The corresponding dt-bindings got rejected, unfortunately. I had to drop > simple-mfd as a result of dropping the children of my simple-mfd DT node. You have to write DT bindings to be OS agnostic. They *must* match the H/W. Little else matters. How we interpret those in Linux is flexible however. -- Lee Jones [李琼斯]
