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tag nameiio-for-5.8c (c64636e46764fd9430e3557fe2bb9c061781670c)
tag date2020-05-22 17:56:45 +0100
tagged byJonathan Cameron <Jonathan.Cameron@huawei.com>
tagged objectcommit 13e945631c...
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Third set of IIO new device support, cleanups etc for the 5.8 cycle.
A rather late final set to pick up a couple of new drivers, a bunch of cleanup and some fixes that can wait for the merge window. In particularly I'd like to highlight the great core and driver cleanup work that the Alex and the team at Analog devices are currently doing. Should see lots more of that in the next cycle give what is currently under review. This pull also has the first few fixes squashing a class of alignment and small kernel data leak bugs that Lars-Peter Clausen picked up on in a review. Quite a few more of those to come. They've been there a long time so we aren't rushing the reviews. New device support * atlas ezo - new driver supporting this range of chemical and similar sensors with the odd interface of ascii strings over i2c. * bma180 - bma023, bma150 and smb380 support. Note these are currently also supported by a driver in input which we will hopefully remove (eventually). There are Kconfig protections to avoid a clash in the meantime. * vcnl3020 - new driver for this proximity sensor. Core change * during buffer updates, change the current state variable before we actually call pre and post enable callbacks so drivers can know where we are going. Note this is a precursor to only exposing one enable callback to drivers. The (false) logic behind having two such callbacks has long been fixed, but only now is the mess getting cleaned up. Features * exynos adc. - add reporting of channels scale values. Cleanups and minor fixes. * core - drop now unused attrcount_orig variable. * ad5360, ad5446, ad5449, ad5755, ad5761, ad5764, ad5380, ad5421, ad5592, ad5686 and vf610_dac - remove direct use of iio_dev->mlock from all these drivers. Its semantics used to be poorly defined, but now it is for core use only. Removing it's use in drivers has been a long process of which this is the latest step! * exynos_adc - drop a pointless check on the phy as the driver doesn't access it. * ping - avoid a dance from iio_priv and iio_priv_to_dev back again by just passing the iio_dev into the functions. * pms7003 - alignment and potential data leak fix. * sps30 - alignment bug fix. -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- iQJFBAABCAAvFiEEbilms4eEBlKRJoGxVIU0mcT0FogFAl7IBHURHGppYzIzQGtl cm5lbC5vcmcACgkQVIU0mcT0FohTww//dhtvLTbbKvNRB5pOjmzr4I1IEzOQO5F/ jX+i5cG+V92hQMScc4Whcvxs5yMsi6I1YXzOsuK1HVRWcUmldl4+deZqFhbjKRVS ODQi401tSAKFSX0/mGHcchfwKAuqZbGM8T2SNDSuvgls7XCgjPThde0Ddm9e40b0 14ObffKzzjBcMqTLMCW9Kk14zIEb7GQF7sy2UW84C0LdVNgck/o2wYNwkMjBgaOP Lq7ZBH8AUS/k4C4BobpbB9lYc5ZCLluE9qRLbk6LKOOcEEa63+VcQvifbDAPOzGP CANHIC7Fv7cuFgeGCNSDboOa1h962XrpmuiswfUzLWCH79iiKhhY7DLVAgyOELIv jak4Nh9EyW879VX1udZJh77Ur2NkA/4WVplGjJ6obVMuA6ChkyHGn9FeFwDHOtcm gbSMRuw7rDBflZvuA3X5bscgMYBzMGHff8rhX0wnJjuai8Q2qfimzp3FZBlkJnrN U7+PPBaC+qHQVOLgriDBhtK4YUDplW6RDWW4hFRNRpmm93HDrHyFq7rhLpZRphDt GlziTxxS27zLu6EcKA3XiAU7H7NrhGlQYIxakU0N9rqyg5Cid3gs6FLlJ8MmP10W 6iIh4/zLOU4gejJDisvKiwbuH0RbobF88jHxnr+LXgB6pg2z36mpsGFL2EUvC384 qnahztvqftw= =TxOr -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----