struct raw_op {
- u32 op :8;
- u32 offset :24;
+ u32 op:8;
+ u32 offset:24;
u32 raw_data;
};
struct op_read {
- u32 op :8;
- u32 offset :24;
+ u32 op:8;
+ u32 offset:24;
u32 pad;
};
struct op_write {
- u32 op :8;
- u32 offset :24;
+ u32 op:8;
+ u32 offset:24;
u32 val;
};
struct op_string_write {
- u32 op :8;
- u32 offset :24;
+ u32 op:8;
+ u32 offset:24;
#ifdef __LITTLE_ENDIAN
u16 data_off;
u16 data_len;
};
struct op_zero {
- u32 op :8;
- u32 offset :24;
+ u32 op:8;
+ u32 offset:24;
u32 len;
};
/*********************************************************
There are different blobs for each PRAM section.
In addition, each blob write operation is divided into a few operations
- in order to decrease the amount of phys. contigious buffer needed.
+ in order to decrease the amount of phys. contiguous buffer needed.
Thus, when we select a blob the address may be with some offset
from the beginning of PRAM section.
The same holds for the INT_TABLE sections.
len = op->str_wr.data_len;
data = data_base + op->str_wr.data_off;
- /* carefull! it must be in order */
+ /* careful! it must be in order */
if (unlikely(op_type > OP_WB)) {
/* If E1 only */
return crc_res;
}
-/* regiesers addresses are not in order
+/* registers addresses are not in order
so these arrays help simplify the code */
static const int cm_start[E1H_FUNC_MAX][9] = {
{MISC_FUNC0_START, TCM_FUNC0_START, UCM_FUNC0_START, CCM_FUNC0_START,