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retained_mem/retention: Allow disabling mutex support #59264
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priorities for retained memory drivers. | ||
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config RETENTION_MUTEXES | ||
bool "Retention mutex support" | ||
bool | ||
default y | ||
depends on MULTITHREADING | ||
depends on !RETENTION_MUTEX_FORCE_DISABLE | ||
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config RETENTION_MUTEX_FORCE_DISABLE | ||
bool "Disable retention mutex support" | ||
depends on MULTITHREADING | ||
help | ||
Use mutexes to prevent issues with concurrent retention device | ||
access. Should only be disabled whereby retained memory access is | ||
required in an ISR or for special use cases. | ||
Disable use of mutexes which prevent issues with concurrent retention | ||
device access. This option should only be enabled when retention | ||
access is required in an ISR or for special use cases. | ||
There was a problem hiding this comment. Choose a reason for hiding this commentThe reason will be displayed to describe this comment to others. Learn more. Same comment here as the one for retained mem driver, about mentioning ISR here. |
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config RETENTION_BUFFER_SIZE | ||
int "Retention stack buffer sizes" | ||
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Isn't the idea that
RETAINED_MEM_ALLOW_ISR_ACCESS
plusk_is_in_isr()
handle the use in an ISR? If so, should it mentions ISR in the text forRETAINED_MEM_MUTEX_FORCE_DISABLE
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I've removed the ISR check for now and just kept the force disable in this PR, might re-visit the ISR check in future when I have time to add a test for it and check it works