#!/bin/sh

hdr()
{
	cat <<EOF
From: Werner Almesberger <werner@almesberger.net>
To: discussion@lists.en.qi-hardware.com
EOF
}


intro()
{
	hdr
	case "$1" in
	0)	cat <<EOF
Subject: [RFC 0/3] ATBEN kernel support for the Ben NanoNote

For review before submitting things upstream:

This set of three patches adds support for the ATBEN IEEE 802.15.4 board,
along with the infrastructure needed for the Ben NanoNote. It consists
of three parts:

1) addition of a platform-specific reset function to the AT86RF230 driver.
   The driver assumes that it can reset the transceiver through a reset
   pin, but ATBEN uses power cycling instead. We therefore need a
   platform-specific function to perform the reset.

2) addition of an SPI-GPIO driver optimized for the Jz4740. ATBEN
   connects to a physical MMC interface but uses SPI (with some quirks)
   for communication. We therefore have to use bit-banging.

   The SPI-GPIO driver would be too slow, so we introduce a driver
   optimized for the Ingenic Jz4740 SoC that implements a subset of
   SPI-GPIO's functionality and is up to about six times faster.

3) last but not least, we add the platform definitions that connect
   the drivers and devices, and provide the platform-specific reset
   function. Since all this is specific to the Ben NanoNote, the code
   goes into arch/mips/jz4740/

Comments welcome.

- Werner
EOF
		exit;;
	1)	cat <<EOF
Subject: [RFC 1/3] at86rf230: add support for platform-specific reset function

Some platforms may not connect the /RST line directly to a GPIO, or they
may not connect it at all and instead use power cycling to reset the
transceiver.

An example of the latter type is the ATBEN board on the Ben NanoNote.

This patch adds support for a platform-specific reset function to the
AT86RF230/1 driver. If the platform provides a reset function, "rstn"
is ignored and no GPIO is allocated for it.
EOF
		;;
	2)	cat <<EOF
Subject: [RFC 2/3] SPI-GPIO variant optimized for the Ingenic Jz4740 SoC

This is a drop-in replacement for spi-gpio.c optimized for Jz4740-based
systems. It is up to about six times faster than its generic counterpart.
Only supports SPI mode 0 and CS active-low. Furthermore, MOSI, MISO, and
SCK must be on the same port.

A detailed performance analysis can be found here:
http://projects.qi-hardware.com/index.php/p/ben-wpan/source/tree/master/atben/misc/atben-spi-performance.txt
EOF
	;;
	3)	cat <<EOF
Subject: [RFC 3/3] add ATBEN framework for Ben NanoNote in arch/mips/jz4740/

These are the driver and device definitions, and a platform-specific
reset function needed for operating an ATBEN IEEE 802.15.4 board on
the Ben NanoNote (aka QI_LB60).
EOF
	;;
	*)	echo "usage: $0 1|2|3" 1>&2
		exit 1;;
	esac
}

diffs()
{
	case "$1" in
	1)	git diff upstream/master include/linux/spi/at86rf230.h
		git diff upstream/master drivers/net/ieee802154/at86rf230.c
		;;
	2)	git diff upstream/master drivers/spi
		;;
	3)	git diff f07af316acaa03939e749a3ffe909510e5b7d536 arch/mips
		;;
	esac
}

intro "$@"
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diffs "$@" | diffstat
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diffs "$@"