Hi, On 4/7/20 09:46, Akash Asthana wrote: > Hi Bjorn, Evan, > >>> Given that these two functions only switch the bandwidth request between >>> some value and 0, I really think we should carry a "bool enabled" on the >>> path and replace these two functions with >>> icc_bulk_enable()/icc_bulk_disable(). > So, if above is implementation "bool enabled" on path can be used directly in > aggregation of ICC votes on particular node without using icc_set_bw call, if > yes then I am not aware how? or we'll be using icc_set_bw API indirectly inside > icc_bulk APIs? If there is a repeated pattern to switch between some bandwidth value and zero, it really makes sense to introduce such functions in the framework core. I think that this might be very useful especially for suspend and resume cases. Something like icc_{enable,disable}(struct icc_path *path) functions and also the bulk versions, that will flag the path as disabled, re-aggregate and do icc_set_bw(). >>> The added benefit of this would be that you call icc_set_bw() instead of >>> changing the geni_icc_path->{avg_bw,peak_bw} and don't need to keep >>> track of them here. > > Ok IIUC, we need to call icc_set_bw() from GENI driver only if we change (avg_bw > | peak_bw)? Yes, exactly. Thanks, Georgi > > Regards, > > Akash > >> Yes yes! I had the same thought here [1]. >> >> Georgi, what do you think? >> -Evan >> >> [1] >> https://lore.kernel.org/linux-arm-msm/CAE=gft58QsgTCUHMHKJhcM9ZxAeMiY16CrbNv2HaTCRqwtmt7A@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx/ >> >