feat(Other): Add DMA channel number conversion for Zephyr #1307
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Add a DMA channel conversion function to convert chanel numbers between Zephyr and MSDK. For example, if an SoC has two DMA instances named DMA0 and DMA1, with 4 channels each, DMA1 channel numbers should be offset by 4 before passing to MSDK. Signed-off-by: Tahsin Mutlugun <[email protected]>
sihyung-maxim
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Should I wait until Furkan reviews this PR before merging? |
hfakkiz
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Dec 19, 2024
I guess it can be merged now. |
MaureenHelm
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Add a DMA channel conversion function to convert chanel numbers between Zephyr and MSDK. For example, if an SoC has two DMA instances named DMA0 and DMA1, with 4 channels each, DMA1 channel numbers should be offset by 4 before passing to MSDK.
MAX32657 DMA is an exception to this.