Re: [Question] omap3 clock framework for clock set_rate

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Hello Chunqiu,

On Fri, 19 Jun 2009, Wang Sawsd-A24013 wrote:

> In linux-omap clock framework, most clocks have no
> set_rate in their definition in clock34xx.h, but defined
> DEFAULT_RATE in clksel_rate structures, this
> Will only allow some pre-set rates for some clocks and
> Can not get a more flexible rates if driver wants to
> Change the clock rate usng clk_set_rate.
> 
> What is the benefit of this implementation?
> 
> We want to understand this before we made the change
> In case we missed some imprtant background of
> This implementation.

Any driver that wishes to change its clock rate should add .set_rate and 
.round_rate function pointers to its corresponding clocks.  There's 
no good reason why those function pointers aren't there; they probably 
should have been added with the original clock tree.

Hope this helps,

- Paul
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