Re: [RFC][PATCH 0/2] SN platform needs platform_irq_to_vector?

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Hi Kenji-san

I believe we need this property, but I am not 100% sure, so I am
going to forward your patch to our team who maintain the IRQ code
for Altix.

Mike, Aaron or John, would one of you have time to take a look at
this?

Thanks,
Jes


Kenji Kaneshige wrote:
Hi Jes-san, Russ-san, Christoph-san and SN platform developers,

I glanced over the SN code, and I found SN platform doesn't have SN
specific irq_to_vector() function, though it has SN specific
local_vector_to_irq() function. I guess it was OK because maybe SN
platform depends on irq == vector and old generic irq_to_vector() was
just returning the same value as irq.

The irq_to_vector() function, however, has been changed by vector
domain support, and currently it can return the different value from
irq, even when VECTOR_DOMAIN_PERCPU is not enabled. This can happen
when an interrupt thorough I/O SAPIC is unregistered and another
interupt is registered. So if my guess (SN platform depends on irq ==
vector) is true, something problem might happen on SN platform when
PCI hotplugging or driver reloading.

If it is true that SN platform depends on irq == vector, we need to
implement SN specific irq_to_vector() that returns the same value as
irq, I think. I made sample patches to implement platform specific
irq_to_vector() as follows. Note that [PATCH 2/2] is not tested yet
because I don't have any SN platform unfortunately.

    [PATCH 1/2] Add base support for platform_irq_to_vector()
    [PATCH 2/2] Implement platform_irq_to_vector() for SN

Could you give me comments?

Thanks,
Kenji Kaneshige


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