Re: Correct use of ap->lock versus ap->host->lock ?

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Mark Lord wrote:
Jeff Garzik wrote:
Mark Lord wrote:
Jeff / Tejun / Alan,

I'm trying to sort out the spinlocks in sata_mv.

In some places, the existing code uses ap->lock.
But in others, notably the interrupt handling, it uses ap->host->lock.

This looks buggy to me, and I'm wondering how to make it bulletproof.

Look closely, there is only one lock. ata_port does not have a spinlock, just a pointer...
..

Ahh.. in ata_port_alloc().  Thanks.
..

Okay.  Does the LLD even need to bother with this lock
in the various pre/soft/hard reset routines ?

I don't think so, but sata_mv currently tries to lock there.

???
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