> > > > // Fill defaults (from config file) > > // max_cpu = 64, max_mhz = 1000 (on this SoC) > > plat_xyz_config_init_params(&plat_config); > > Again, I strongly oppose this way. It doesn't make any sense. Any decent > applications should get the platform parameters through it's own config > from the user, and not try to hardcode these things.
How of those application parameters would need to be updated? Every time any of its target platforms change or add a parameter? Platforms may have many tuning parameters, which the application is *not interested* - default is fine, now and in the future. Now when application wants to change only one param trough plat_params, how it sets all other (100) parameters in the struct? -Petri > > > plat_config.max_cpu = 32; > > plat_config.max_mhz = 500; // 500MHz was max on the old SoC, could be > overridden with some plat specific way _______________________________________________ lng-odp mailing list lng-odp@lists.linaro.org https://lists.linaro.org/mailman/listinfo/lng-odp
