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startup sync logic rework for the new PWON button boot scheme
Previously we added logic to the MMI task to hold off PEI init until
R2D is running, and then extended that condition to wait for FCHG
init too. However, the dependencies of MMI upon R2D and FCHG don't
start until mmiInit(), and that call is driven by Switch_ON() code,
hence the wait for R2D and FCHG init can be made in that code path
instead of the MMI task. Furthermore, with our new way of signaling
PWON button boot to MMI, we need a new wait to ensure that the MMI
task is up - previously this assurance was provided by the wait for
Kp pointers to be set.
Solution: revert our previous PEI init hold-off additions to MMI,
add a new flag indicating MMI task init done, and put the combined
wait for all needed conditions into our new PWON button boot code
in power.c.
author | Mychaela Falconia <falcon@freecalypso.org> |
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date | Tue, 27 Apr 2021 06:24:52 +0000 |
parents | 4e78acac3d88 |
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/* +----------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Project : | Modul : gsm7_lv.c +----------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Copyright 2002 Texas Instruments Berlin, AG | All rights reserved. | | This file is confidential and a trade secret of Texas | Instruments Berlin, AG | The receipt of or possession of this file does not convey | any rights to reproduce or disclose its contents or to | manufacture, use, or sell anything it may describe, in | whole, or in part, without the specific written consent of | Texas Instruments Berlin, AG. +----------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Purpose : Definition of encoding and decoding functions for GSM7_LV elements +----------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /* * standard definitions like GLOBAL, UCHAR, ERROR etc. */ #include "typedefs.h" #include "header.h" /* * Prototypes of ccd (USE_DRIVER EQ undef) for prototypes only * look at ccdapi.h */ #undef USE_DRIVER #include "ccdapi.h" /* * Types and functions for bit access and manipulation */ #include "ccd_globs.h" #include "bitfun.h" /* * Prototypes of ccd internal functions */ #include "ccd.h" /* * Declaration of coder/decoder tables */ #include "ccdtable.h" #include "ccddata.h" #ifndef RUN_INT_RAM /* +--------------------------------------------------------------------+ | PROJECT : CCD (6144) MODULE : CDC_GSM | | STATE : code ROUTINE : cdc_gsm7lv_decode | +--------------------------------------------------------------------+ PURPOSE : Decoding of the GSM Type 7LV element. This element consists of a 7 bit L component which defines the length of the following V value in bits and a V component wich length depends on the value of the L component. */ SHORT cdc_gsm7lv_decode (const ULONG c_ref, const ULONG e_ref, T_CCD_Globs *globs) { T_TLV_SORT tlv_inf; tlv_inf.gotTag = FALSE; tlv_inf.gotLen = TRUE; #ifdef DEBUG_CCD #ifndef CCD_SYMBOLS TRACE_CCD (globs, "cdc_gsm7lv_decode()"); #else TRACE_CCD (globs, "cdc_gsm7lv_decode() %s", ccddata_get_alias((USHORT) e_ref, 1)); #endif #endif return cdc_tlv_decode (c_ref, e_ref, &tlv_inf, globs); } #endif /* !RUN_INT_RAM */ #ifndef RUN_INT_RAM /* +--------------------------------------------------------------------+ | PROJECT : CCD (6144) MODULE : CDC_GSM | | STATE : code ROUTINE : cdc_gsm7lv_encode | +--------------------------------------------------------------------+ PURPOSE : Encoding of the GSM Type 7LV element. This element consists of a 7 bit L component which defines the length of the following V value in bits and a V component wich length depends on the value of the L component. */ SHORT cdc_gsm7lv_encode (const ULONG c_ref, const ULONG e_ref, T_CCD_Globs *globs) { #ifdef DEBUG_CCD #ifndef CCD_SYMBOLS TRACE_CCD (globs, "cdc_gsm7lv_encode()"); #else TRACE_CCD (globs, "cdc_gsm7lv_encode() %s", ccddata_get_alias((USHORT) e_ref, 1)); #endif #endif cdc_tlv_encode (e_ref, 0, 7, globs); return 1; } #endif /* !RUN_INT_RAM */