Re: Q: use 1s irqs to overcome alarm minute granularity?

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Hi,

On 25/02/2025 11:19:01+0100, Wolfram Sang wrote:
> so alarms of the Renesas RZ-N1 RTC can only have one-minute-granularity.
> However, it does have a one-second-interrupt. Has it been tried already
> for some driver to use such an interrupt to emulate second-granularity
> of the alarm? My searches did not yield results so far.
> 
> So the idea is, of course, to the let the alarm fire on the minutes.
> Then, enable the second-update irqs until reading the seconds matches
> the requested seconds of the alarm.

I'd say this is probably useless because you will already be awake
anyway so I don't see the clear benefit.

> 
> It would not only gain us a better resolution for alarms, but also
> allows for enabling UIE.

This is already something you can do. I admit this has become super
convoluted since Jon switched UIEs to be handled using the alarm
interrupt...


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