qcacmn: Add delayed register write support in HAL
In case the bus is in low power mode, the register writes (followed by a memory barrier) may take a long time (~4ms). This can cause the caller to block till the PCIe write is completed. Thus, even though PCI writes are posted, it can still block the caller. Hence, in case the bus is in low power mode (not in M0), or not in high throughput scenarios, queue the register write in a workqueue. The register write will happen in the delayed work context. In other cases, i.e ,when the bus is not in low power mode or in high thoughput scenarios, do the register writes in caller context. Change-Id: Idf218e4581545bc6ac67b91d0f70d495387ca90e CRs-Fixed: 2602029
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@@ -269,6 +269,7 @@ enum htt_cmn_dbg_stats_type {
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* @TXRX_PDEV_CFG_PARAMS: Print pdev cfg params info
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* @TXRX_NAPI_STATS: Print NAPI scheduling statistics
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* @TXRX_SOC_INTERRUPT_STATS: Print soc interrupt stats
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* @TXRX_HAL_REG_WRITE_STATS: Hal Reg Write stats
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*/
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enum cdp_host_txrx_stats {
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TXRX_HOST_STATS_INVALID = -1,
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@@ -286,6 +287,7 @@ enum cdp_host_txrx_stats {
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TXRX_NAPI_STATS = 11,
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TXRX_SOC_INTERRUPT_STATS = 12,
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TXRX_SOC_FSE_STATS = 13,
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TXRX_HAL_REG_WRITE_STATS = 14,
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TXRX_HOST_STATS_MAX,
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};
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