ret = clk_prepare_enable(m->core_clk); if (ret) return ret;
| Test Type | Focus Area | ARM64-Specific Tool | |-----------|------------|----------------------| | | DMA mapping, register access | CONFIG_DMA_API_DEBUG , CONFIG_IOMMU_DEBUG | | Integration | Driver probe, suspend/resume | rtc-test , pm_test (devices, core, platform) | | Stress | Concurrency, cache coherency | LTP mmap suite, memtester with large pages | | Hardware | Peripheral corner cases | i2c-stress , mmc_test , usb: gadget zero | | Longevity | Runtime power management | suspend_stress_test , cpu_hotplug with cyclictest | msm8953 for arm64 driver high quality
Efficiently sharing buffers between the CPU, GPU, and DSP. Best Practices for ARM64 Implementation To ensure high quality, compile from a clean
: For ARM devices, a significant portion of the driver development and maintenance involves working with the Linux kernel, as it is an open-source project. Qualcomm and other companies contribute to the kernel to ensure their hardware is supported. To ensure high quality
To ensure high quality, compile from a clean CAF source:
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