Re: [PATCH] regulator: rt6160: Convert to use regulator_set_ramp_delay_regmap

[Axel Lin]

cy_huang(黃啟原) <cy_huang@xxxxxxxxxxx> 於 2021年6月4日 週五 下午1:48寫道：
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> 於 五，2021-06-04 於 11:30 +0800，Axel Lin 提到：
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> cy_huang(黃啟原) <cy_huang@xxxxxxxxxxx> 於 2021年6月4日 週五 上午10:26寫道：
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> cy_huang(黃啟原) <cy_huang@xxxxxxxxxxx> 於 2021年6月3日 週四 下午11:18寫道：
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> cy_huang(黃啟原) <cy_huang@xxxxxxxxxxx> 於 2021年6月3日 週四 下午6:20寫道：
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> Hi, Axel:> Use regulator_set_ramp_delay_regmap instead of open-coded.
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> There's some reason.
> You can refer to https://lkml.org/lkml/2021/6/1/1145.
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> It's because our ramp value order is from small to large, not large to
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> It conflicts with find_closest_bigger value chosen logic.
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> I have verified the rt6160_set_ramp_delay() behavior exactly the same as
> regulator_set_ramp_delay_regmap. (both functions get the same selector
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> Could you check if this patch works?
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> Sure.
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> After my test sample code, below's the result.
> ascending [1000 2500 5000 10000]
> target =  1000 =>sel = 0
> target =  2500 =>sel = 1
> target =  5000 =>sel = 2
> target = 10000 =>sel = 3
> target =  1700 =>sel = 1
> target =  2750 =>sel = 2
> target =  7500 =>sel = 3
> target = 15000 =>failed to find best select, sel = 3
> target =     0 =>sel = 0
> descending [10000 5000 2500 1000]
> target =  1000 =>sel = 3
> target =  2500 =>sel = 2
> target =  5000 =>sel = 1
> target = 10000 =>sel = 0
> target =  1700 =>sel = 2
> target =  2750 =>sel = 1
> target =  7500 =>sel = 0
> target = 15000 =>failed to find best select, sel = 0
> target =     0 =>sel = 3
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> It means when target is in range or even over, the result are all correct.
> But like as the ramp target is equal to 0, the selection will only choose the minimum one.
> When the ramp target is equal to 0, it means the user want to disable the rammpping function.
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> As I know, if target is equal to 0, it must find the fastest rampping value as the best selection.
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> If your table is [1000 2500 5000 10000], find_closest_bigger() will
> choose sel=0 when ramp_delay=0.
> If your table is [10000 5000 2500 1000], find_closest_bigger() will
> choose sel=3 when ramp_delay=0.
> i.e. In both cases, find_closest_bigger() chooses the fastest ramping value.
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> This meets your exception.
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> Actually, even if your table is [10000, 1000, 5000, 2500],
> find_closest_bigger() still can choose the correct selector.
> i.e. sel=1 when ramp_delay=0 in this case.
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> This selection may be wrong.
> ramp_delay=0 means ramp disabled,
> If chip not support rampping disable, this selection must be configured as fastest rampping value, not the minimum one.
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> 0 does not mean ramp disable.
> It could be explicitly set to zero or its unintialized (zero by default).
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> https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/torvalds/linux.git/commit/drivers/regulator/core.c?id=1653ccf4c52df6a4abe8ec2f33f2cb2896d129ea
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> How about 'ramp_disable' falg is true?

My understanding is:
If the h/w does not support disabling ramp_delay, the regulator core
won't call ops->set_ramp_delay when ramp_delay=0.
If the h/w supports disabling ramp, i.e. ramp_disable flag is true,
the regulator core will
call ops->set_ramp_delay with ramp_delay=0. in this case, it should
have an exactly match and
write the register to disable ramp_delay.