const char *opp54xx_by_voltage_get(voltdm54xx_id vdd_id)
{
CHECK_CPU(54xx, NULL);
CHECK_ARG_LESS_THAN(vdd_id, VDD54XX_ID_MAX, NULL);
opp54xx_init();
return opp_by_voltage_get(voltdm54xx_id2s(vdd_id), 1);
}
/* ------------------------------------------------------------------------*//**
* @FUNCTION opp_get
* @BRIEF return the current voltage domain OPP name
* @RETURNS current voltage domain OPP name (as defined in opp.h)
* NULL pointer in case of error
* @param[in] voltdm: voltage domain name (as defined in voltdm.h)
* @param[in] quiet: if == 0, print warning message when OPP
* could not be found
* @DESCRIPTION return the current voltage domain OPP name. Search it by
* voltage first, then if failed search it by rates.
*//*------------------------------------------------------------------------ */
const char *opp_get(const char *voltdm, unsigned int quiet)
{
const char *opp = NULL;
CHECK_NULL_ARG(voltdm, NULL);
opp_init();
/*
*
* Due to Smart-Reflex AVS Class1.5 which dynamically updates nominal
* voltages, it is not possible to search OPP using nominal voltages.
* Even if SR AVS Class1.5 could be disabled before and
* during the search, it is considered too constraining,
* as it would reset the voltage and force a new calibration to happen.
* Also if it was ever needed to print the current voltage, it would
* have to be done before the search, otherwise it may not always show
* the converged voltage.
*
* Another reason to skip it is that we want to be really strict,
* then OPP is a strict combination of voltage and frequency.
* which means we would have to search by voltage AND by frequency,
* and only consider it OK if both are found and are matching.
*
*/
#if 0
dprintf("%s(%s): searching OPP by voltage first:\n", __func__, voltdm);
opp = opp_by_voltage_get(voltdm, quiet);
if (opp != NULL) {
dprintf("%s(%s): OPP search by voltage succeeded.\n",
__func__, voltdm);
goto opp_get_end;
}
/*
* Could not detect OPP using voltage, try again
* using frequencies instead.
*/
dprintf("%s(): OPP search by voltage failed, try using rate instead.\n",
__func__);
#endif
opp = opp_by_rate_get(voltdm, quiet);
#if 0
opp_get_end:
#endif
#ifdef OPP_DEBUG
if (opp != NULL)
printf("%s(%s): found %s OPP\n", __func__, voltdm, opp);
else
printf("%s(%s): OPP not found!\n", __func__, voltdm);
#endif
return opp;
}
