"Karicheri, Muralidharan" <m-karicheri2@xxxxxx> writes:
> Kevin,
>
>>> +/**
>>> + * vpfe_disable_clock() - Disable clocks for vpfe capture driver
>>> + * @vpfe_dev - ptr to vpfe capture device
>>> + *
>>> + * Disables clocks defined in vpfe configuration.
>>> + */
>>> static void vpfe_disable_clock(struct vpfe_device *vpfe_dev)
>>> {
>>> struct vpfe_config *vpfe_cfg = vpfe_dev->cfg;
>>> + int i;
>>>
>>> - clk_disable(vpfe_cfg->vpssclk);
>>> - clk_put(vpfe_cfg->vpssclk);
>>> - clk_disable(vpfe_cfg->slaveclk);
>>> - clk_put(vpfe_cfg->slaveclk);
>>> - v4l2_info(vpfe_dev->pdev->driver,
>>> - "vpfe vpss master & slave clocks disabled\n");
>>> + for (i = 0; i < vpfe_cfg->num_clocks; i++) {
>>> + clk_disable(vpfe_dev->clks[i]);
>>> + clk_put(vpfe_dev->clks[i]);
>>
>>While cleaning this up, you should move the clk_put() to module
>>disable/unload time.
>
> [MK] vpfe_disable_clock() is called from remove(). In the new
> patch, from ccdc driver remove() function, clk_put() will be called.
> Why do you think it should be moved to exit() function of the module?
>
>>You dont' need to put he clock on every disable.
>>The same for clk_get(). You don't need to get the clock for every
>>enable. Just do a clk_get() at init time.
>
> Are you suggesting to call clk_get() during init() and call clk_put()
> from exit()? What is wrong with calling clk_get() from probe()?
> I thought following is correct:-
> Probe()
> clk_get() followed by clk_enable()
> Remove()
> clk_disable() followed by clk_put()
> Suspend()
> clk_disable()
> Resume()
> clk_enable()
Yes, that is correct.
I didn't look at the whole driver. My concern was that if the driver
was enhanced to more aggressive clock management, you shouldn't do a
clk_get() every time you do a clk_enable(), same for put.
Kevin
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