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Authored by olivier on Mar 3 2017, 12:41 PM.
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PR 189772 includes a cool drivers for PC Engines APU 1 and 2.
Here is a phab review for adding more reviewer to this PR.

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olivier retitled this revision from to apuled(4): add support for LEDs on PC Engines APU boards.
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Besides the style issues I have another concern.
Now we would have at least two drivers that can concurrently access AMD PMIO registers. Given that the access is through in an index-data pair of registers, there is a possibility of a conflict. We need to think how to protect those registers from conflicting accesses.

sys/modules/apuled/apuled.c
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You can include that header file here if that helps to avoid duplicate definitions.
See intpm.c for an example.

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What purpose does this character device serve?
I thought that hooking into led(4) infrastructure would be sufficient.

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General suggestion: if you move these module and driver definitions to the end of file, then everything wouldcome in its natural order and you wouldn't have to declare prototypes for the methods.

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It's possible to use bool here if that would make the code clearer.

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The return value of a function call can not be assigned to, so the usual argument of using this weird order of comparison operands does not apply here :-)

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New line after break feels redundant.
There are a few more instances of this elsewhere.

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Redundant spaces within "[]".
There are several more cases like this.

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Author update his patch and addressed most of the phabricator comments and update it for supporting APU1,2 and 3 boards.

The updated code should answer to all remarks.
About the sys/modules/Makefile diff: I've synced my FreeBSD src tree to the last revision which updated this file, and when I've updated this review it had included by mistake the change.

sys/modules/apuled/apuled.c
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It was not an header file, but a .c : typo fixed on the comment.

lab_gta.com added inline comments.
sys/modules/apuled/apuled.c
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Header file no longer exists. It was combined with associated c module.

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The APU boards also support a mode switch on the front of the case. This device can be used to get current status of switch.

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This needs to be an int. Return value is used to determine what type of APU board was found.

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Removed extra line breaks.

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Removed redundant spaces around all "[]".

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Please address a few minor style comments. Please consider using amd_chipset.h.
I am still somewhat concerned about possible clashes on concurrent accesses to the PMIO space.

sys/modules/apuled/apuled.c
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What I meant was sys/dev/amdsbwd/amd_chipset.h which is alive and well.

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In the FreeBSD style we do not place a space after an opening parenthesis or before a closing one.
Please remove the extra spaces here and in other function signatures.

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okay

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Too many empty lines in this function's body and in those of the next few functions. I do not see any code that really has to be emphasized by new lines.
E.g.

x = f();
if (x) {
  ...
}

is easier to read and takes less visual space than

x = f();

if (x) {
  ...
}

Is there still an interest in getting this moving forward?
I think that it should be relatively easy to address my comments and get this into a committable shape.

In D9876#280057, @avg wrote:

Is there still an interest in getting this moving forward?
I think that it should be relatively easy to address my comments and get this into a committable shape.

As APU2 user, I'm very interested by getting this moving forward… but I'm not a C developer then I can't address your comments: Peraphs original author (@lab_gta.com) can do it ?

In D9876#280057, @avg wrote:

Is there still an interest in getting this moving forward?
I think that it should be relatively easy to address my comments and get this into a committable shape.

We're using this code in production., it would be helpful to have it committed.

Tested this on an APU3 Board. Works great;
but i wonder if it would be smarte to write a gpiobus(4) driver instead and support the other remaining GPIO pins as well.

Addition: the APU2/3 GPIOs are on an other IO controller, and would probably require a different driver, independent of this one.

Updating the patch to latest -head.