On Sun, Apr 08, 2018 at 09:45:22AM +0800, Kever Yang wrote: > Philipp, > > > On 04/02/2018 05:28 AM, Philipp Tomsich wrote: > > > > > > On Tue, 27 Mar 2018, Kever Yang wrote: > > > >> We use common board/spl/tpl file for all rockchip SoCs, > >> - all the SoC spec setting should move into SoC file like rk3288.c; > >> - tpl is option and only purpose to init DRAM, clock, uart(option); > >> - spl do secure relate one time init, boot device select, boot into > >> U-Boot or trust or OS in falcon mode; > >> - board do boot mode detect, enable regulator, usb init and so on. > > > > There's too much going on in a single commit/single series. > > This needs to be split up into multiple, independent steps (e.g. one > > for the timer changes, another one for the UART changes)... > > I understand review the patches piece by piece is much more comfortable, > and this patch including "too much" things. And I never expect this > patch set > can be merge quickly, but we have to do this ASAP before more SoC coming. > I have do a lot of test and re-work in my local branch and at last make > it landed in > rockchip vendor U-Boot, with testing in most of SoCs(not including > rk3066/rk3188). > Well, I do try to split it into pieces, but I found that actually not > help very much > except waste much more time: > - The target is(very clear) to make rockchip soc board file in a good > shape with common files, > instead of copy-paste for each soc(more than 10 of them now) > - then we need to identify what's common and what should go to soc and > board; > - remove using common rockchip timer and use arm generic timer instead > for armv7 > SoCs(rk3066 and rk3188 need still using rockchip timer) > - most soc need to do uart init, boot order select, and some > arch_cpu_init(). > - don't break the boards already working, so I still leave some code > which not so common > in board file, but I would like to remove or move them into right > place if I got a board > to verify; > > @Simon, @Tom, > This patch set is to remove some common files and add some other common > files for > all Rockchip SoCs, I have to make sure the whole patch set can running > good for all SoCs, > but it's really hard to make every patch to build and work perfect for > all SoCs, is there > any mandatory rules for this?
So you mean possibly breaking some existing platforms? I don't like the idea of doing that... -- Tom
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