Re: OMAP: DSS2: Common IRQ handler for all OMAPs

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Hi,


On Tuesday 15 February 2011 01:15 PM, Valkeinen, Tomi wrote:
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I'm not familiar with genirq/irq_chip. But yes, as Archit said, we can
mask/unmask DSS interrupts. I mean, there's only one interrupt line, but
DSS has irqstatus and irqenable registers that can be used.

If I understood correctly, irq_chip could be used to manage DSS and DSI
interrupts, but I don't know right away what that would mean in
practice, and would it make things easier or not. But this could be
something that needs more study, as there's a custom isr handling system
in DSS, and it would be nice if that could be replaced with genirq.

But I guess the main problem still remains with genirqs also: we have
one interrupt line on omap3, used by two separate modules. And one irq
on omap2, used by one module, and two irqs on omap4, used by two
modules.

  Tomi

We actually have 4 interrupt lines on OMAP4, 1 for dispc, 2 for dsi1 and dsi2 and 1 for hdmi.

Regards,
Archit
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