Re: [PATCH] dmtimer posting

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* Woodruff, Richard <r-woodruff2@xxxxxx> [080319 16:47]:
> Hi,
> 
> > Cool. Here's a version that gets rid of the lookup table by encoding
> the
> > posted write pending bit into the reg offset. This should be OK, as
> the
> > functions are used within dmtimer.c only.
> 
> Ok, that looks nice and will generate a bit better code.  I thought
> briefly on that it but wanted the change to be small and was a little
> worried someone might use the offset somewhere else.  But, they way you
> did it makes the 2nd aspect go away.
> 
> * You have defined WPSHIFT to 8.  However, that bit is currently taken
> by WP_TOCR.  I chose 15 hoping if the register expanded it would be the
> last one in a u_int16 and still can be encoded in an op code as a shift
> value.  A 16 would be a good codegen value, but always assume u_int32
> register.  As the registers are u_int32 in current implementations,
> probably 16 is a better value.

OK, good catch.

> > The init of other timers into posted mode is not done yet, so I
> changed
> > the timer->posted handling too.
> 
> Not inited in software, BUT the power on reset of the timer module is to
> posted mode in reset.  Its better to have someone shut it off in both
> places as its on by default.

OK

> I'll tweak the points mentioned and fix a typo in the description and
> send a version.

OK

Tony
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