Hello Marcel,
Thanks for making me aware of this new concept of serdev.
Samuel,
You can pick my release selectively only for SPI interface.
You can skip below 2 patches which were only for UART support -
Patch#1 : A generic Digital NFC UART framework.
Patch#3 : An ST NFC UART LDisc driver ...
I will make new release for UART support based on serdev.
Thanks & Regards,
Shikha
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Marcel Holtmann [mailto:marcel@xxxxxxxxxxxx]
>Sent: Tuesday, May 02, 2017 12:29 PM
>To: Shikha SINGH <shikha.singh@xxxxxx>
>Cc: Samuel Ortiz <sameo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>; linux-wireless <linux-
>wireless@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>; linux-nfc@xxxxxxxxxxxx; Manoj KUMAR
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>Subject: Re: [linux-nfc] [[PATCH v1] 0/6] Support of ST NFC Transceiver
>
>Hi Shikha,
>
>> *** V1.0 ***
>> This patch series is generated on top of latest code available on
>> nfc-next.
>>
>> This patch series introduces the following features:
>>
>> (a) A generic Digital NFC UART framework.
>> The framework itself is an LDISC registered with the tty core. Any NFC
>> transciever implementing the digital specs and connected on an UART
>> (or on an emulated tty, such as /dev/ttyUSBx, /dev/ttyACMx) interface
>> with the host, will require this support.
>>
>> (b) An ST NFC Transciever core framework. This implements the required
>> digital ops and exposes an interface for the underlying phy drivers
>> (UART/ SPI). The services of the phy drivers are required when the
>> core wants to transmit/receive frames.
>> Also it provides helper functions for the phy drivers, for example phy
>> drivers registers with the core when it detects a Transciever
>> connected on the corresponding interface.
>> The framework currently supports NFC Type 2, Type 4A, Type 4B, Type 5
>> tag read/write.
>>
>> (c) An ST NFC UART LDisc driver that registers with the Digital NFC
>> UART framework, and with the ST NFC Transciever core framework as the
>> UART Phy driver.
>
>lets stop this please and move towards serdev support. We really do not need
>more line disciplines for this.
>
>Regards
>
>Marcel
