Current clk unit has multiple header files under include folder.
This has combination of public struct which is accessed outside the
unit and private struct which is accessed within clk unit.
This patch segregates them based on their accessibility.
All private items are moved into ucode_clk_inf.h from include which only
clk can access.
All public items are moved into include/clk.h which other units can
access and removed the clk_xxx.h files
NVGPU-4689
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Current clk unit has multiple header files under pmuif folder.
This has combination of public struct which is accessed outside the
unit and private struct which is accessed within clk unit.
This patch segregates them based on their accessibility.
All private items are moved into ucode_clk_inf.h from pmuif which only
clk can access.
All public items are moved into include/clk.h which other units can
access
This will help in documentation of items for public items.
NVGPU-4491
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Signed-off-by: Abdul Salam <absalam@nvidia.com>
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Current volt unit has multiple header files under pmuif folder.
This has combination of public struct which is accessed outside the
unit and private struct which is accessed within volt unit.
This patch segregates them based on their accessibility.
All private items are moved into ucode_volt_inf.h from pmuif which only
volt can access.
All public items are moved into include/volt.h which other units can
access
This will help in documentation of items for public items.
NVGPU-4492
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Signed-off-by: Abdul Salam <absalam@nvidia.com>
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-Created perf.h file and moved all private functions
and structures into it
-Created single sw_setup/pmu_setup for whole perf
unit
-Changed public function and structure names as per
standard format
-Deleted lpwr unit specific file from make file as
it is no longer used
-Removed support_vfe and support_changeseq flags as
it is no longer used
-Removed clk_set_boot_fll_clks_per_clk_domain function
as it is no longer used for tu10a
-Removed perf unit headers from pmuif folder
NVGPU-4448
Change-Id: Ia29e5b5a1a960b5474a929d8797542bf6c0eccf1
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As a part of refactoring, we need to move the volt functions from
pmu_pstate.c to volt.c as it belongs there and also move the
arbitor specific functions under CLK_ARB as they will be removed
from safety build.
This patch does the following
*Move volt setup from pmu_pstate to volt
*Move clk freq related functions into CLK_ARB
*Replace pmu.h with nvgpu_mem.h in boardobj.h
*Rename obj_volt to nvgpu_pmu_volt
NVGPU-4491
NVGPU-4492
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Signed-off-by: Abdul Salam <absalam@nvidia.com>
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This patch removes dependency between pmu.clk and hal.clk.
Below is the implementation.
*Init the clk domains inside pmu.clk unit.
*Set this in a member variable and send it to hal.clk unit
*Use this to determine the valid clock domains and read the
monitor registers for each valid domains.
*Return the domain with error code.
*With this all the clk domain data is removed from hal.clk and
only pmu.clk uses it as it owns it.
JIRA NVGPU-4491
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As a part of refactoring, we need to move the volt unit from perf to pmu
as it belongs there and also move the arbitor specific functions under
CLK_ARB as they will be removed from safety build.
This patch does the following
*Move volt struct from perf to pmu
*Move volt setup from pmu_pstate to volt
*Move clk freq related functions into CLK_ARB
NVGPU-4491
NVGPU-4492
Change-Id: I7180cd12bbf91cc4d2e79b6e2d71c16e494c8ff0
Signed-off-by: Abdul Salam <absalam@nvidia.com>
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FMON/Clock Mon detects for fault in a particular clock domain.
For this we need to poll a specified master register to know if there
is any fault. If this is set we scan all the available clock domains
to see which domain is faulted and the type of fault.
This CL will have all required common functions to monitor
different clock domains registers.
Bug 2182063
NVGPU-3846
Change-Id: I6a2bdb65335eaeef995eb163d480ee722c230311
Signed-off-by: Abdul Salam <absalam@nvidia.com>
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The devinit executes in parallel with PCIE link training
to reduce exit latency. Therefore, all PCIE settings that
normally occur during devinit after the PCIE link is up are
deferred until nvgpu has resumed control.
Bug 2661545
Change-Id: Ifdd4f645b2e1791d93567cc34d6ab0691a25d101
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Currently after sending change seq RPC, nvgpu waits for a fixed time
of 20ms.
This CL replaces this with pmu_wait_message_cond, which will return
immediately after getting change seq completion event.
Also added debug fs node to get the change seq execution time.
Bug 200545366
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Initialize the clock counters for GPCCLK, XBARCLK, SYSCLK.
This INIT was done in PMU before, but now disabled from TU10A profile.
Hence the initialization is moved into nvgpu.
This patch does the following.
1. Move clock files from GV100 to TU104.
2. Add the Counter HW Registers.
3. Initialize the counter registers for gpc, xbar and sysclk.
4. Change the debug fs node from gv100 to tu104.
5. Update in yaml file with new file names.
Bug 200536091
Change-Id: I436019a18f5c4c73979977666d0c04ce4c569047
Signed-off-by: Abdul Salam <absalam@nvidia.com>
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