armio.c: set GPIO2 output high initially On TI-canonical platforms GPIO2 is DCD modem control output. In TI's original code the AI_InitIOConfig() function called from Init_Target() would configure GPIO2 as an output and set the initial output value to low, but then the init code in uartfax.c called from Init_Serial_Flows() would immediately change it to high, corresponding to DCD not asserted. The result is a momentary asserted-state glitch on the DCD output. The present change eliminates this glitch, setting DCD output to not-asserted initially like it should be.

#ifndef __L1SW_CFG__
#define __L1SW_CFG__
#define AMR 1
#define CUST 0
#define DCO_ALGO 0
#define IDS 1
#define L1_12NEIGH 1
#define L1_EOTD 0
#define L1_EOTD_QBIT_ACC 0
#define L1_GPRS 0
#define L1_GTT 0
#define L1_MIDI 0
#define L1_VOICE_MEMO_AMR 1
#define MELODY_E2 1
#define OP_L1_STANDALONE 0
#define OP_RIV_AUDIO 1
#define ORDER2_TX_TEMP_CAL 1
#define RAZ_VULSWITCH_REGAUDIO 0
#define SECURITY 0
#define SPEECH_RECO 1
#define TESTMODE 1
#define TRACE_TYPE 4
#define VCXO_ALGO 1
#endif /* __L1SW_CFG__ */