void cx18_epu_work_handler(struct work_struct *work)
{
struct cx18_epu_work_order *order =
container_of(work, struct cx18_epu_work_order, work);
struct cx18 *cx = order->cx;
epu_cmd(cx, order);
free_epu_work_order(cx, order);
}
irqreturn_t cx18_irq_handler(int irq, void *dev_id)
{
struct cx18 *cx = (struct cx18 *)dev_id;
u32 sw1, sw2, hw2;
sw1 = cx18_read_reg(cx, SW1_INT_STATUS) & cx->sw1_irq_mask;
sw2 = cx18_read_reg(cx, SW2_INT_STATUS) & cx->sw2_irq_mask;
hw2 = cx18_read_reg(cx, HW2_INT_CLR_STATUS) & cx->hw2_irq_mask;
if (sw1)
cx18_write_reg_expect(cx, sw1, SW1_INT_STATUS, ~sw1, sw1);
if (sw2)
cx18_write_reg_expect(cx, sw2, SW2_INT_STATUS, ~sw2, sw2);
if (hw2)
cx18_write_reg_expect(cx, hw2, HW2_INT_CLR_STATUS, ~hw2, hw2);
if (sw1 || sw2 || hw2)
CX18_DEBUG_HI_IRQ("received interrupts "
"SW1: %x SW2: %x HW2: %x\n", sw1, sw2, hw2);
/*
* SW1 responses have to happen first. The sending XPU times out the
* incoming mailboxes on us rather rapidly.
*/
if (sw1)
epu_cmd(cx, sw1);
/* To do: interrupt-based I2C handling
if (hw2 & (HW2_I2C1_INT|HW2_I2C2_INT)) {
}
*/
if (sw2)
xpu_ack(cx, sw2);
return (sw1 || sw2 || hw2) ? IRQ_HANDLED : IRQ_NONE;
}
