dm: Introduce new driver model uclasses
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Cover letter [U-Boot] [PATCH v3 00/54] dm: Introduce new driver model uclasses
Quoted 29 lines · Tom Rini
Quoted 19 lines · York Sun
Quoted 8 lines · Simon Glass
Hi York,
Quoted 5 lines · York Sun
Simon,
Does the dm force using device tree? I was reviewing a patch set regarding SPI and found
OF_CONTROLhas to be selected in order to get the driver model happy.Quoted 7 lines
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My understanding of the driver model is both device tree and platform data are allowed, like Linux. Is that still true?
For buses you need device tree. I was rather hoping that we could avoid platform data on platforms that have device tree. What is the point?
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Simon,
It happens on a platform not using device tree, but DM will be used.
I prefer DM to have both, rather than being forced to use device tree, unless we are going to enforce using device tree on all new platforms. Since device tree is still an option, I feel it is best to support platform data, like Linux drivers do.
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Well, to what end? My recollection is that in short, the kernel has both since platform data predates device tree (and converting platform data to device tree is still a thing that happens). But we're trying to skip that intermediate step. Are there platforms where you do not plan to use a device tree, ever?
Tom,
I am not against using device tree at all. It is more dynamic and flexible. But I don't see any indication that we favor device tree over pdata (except in the code). If we are skipping pdata for new drivers, a clear message will be helpful. That's what I am trying to get clarification.
York