Re: [RFC][PATCH] Xilinx uartlite serial driver

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Peter Korsgaard wrote:
"David" == David H Lynch <dhlii@xxxxxxxxxx> writes:

Hi,


 David> Also there is no provision for running the UartLite without
 David> using interrupts.  The Pico E12/E14 frequently use FPGA
 David> firmare that does not include a PIC.  Some implimentations of
 David> the UartLite use dcr instead of memory mapped ports.
No - again like the early serial stuff that's something that can be
added once the base driver is mainlined if there's demand.

Does polling even work decently with the small fifo size of the
uartlite?

    I do not care about DCR,  but as the responsible party for the only
board I am aware of that does use the uartlite as its
    primary serial device, which typically does not have interrupt
support, that is something I care about alot.

    You can poll a serial port on an 8080 running 1Mhz with a serial
port with no fifo.
    16 bytes on a 300Mhz PPC is heaven. Works fine at 115K baud.



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