driver: i3c: cdns: minor fixes #87515
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It is most certainly 'okay' for a secondary controller to do a ENTDAA. Remove the 'block' that was preventing this. Signed-off-by: Ryan McClelland <[email protected]>
The datasheet erroneously suggested to add a + 1 to the abort len. This was suggested because if a controller gave a EoD, then it was afraid that the abort would take precedence over the EoD. This was not true. The EoD will always take precedence over a controller abort. Remove the + 1 as this can cause issues. For example, when talking to a part that will auto-increment a read address, having the +1 can unknownly move this address pointer further than anticipated. Signed-off-by: Ryan McClelland <[email protected]>
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It is most certainly 'okay' for a secondary controller to do a
ENTDAA. Remove the 'block' that was preventing this.
The datasheet erroneously suggested to add a + 1 to the abort len.
This was suggested because if a controller gave a EoD, then it was
afraid that the abort would take precedence over the EoD. This was
not true. The EoD will always take precedence over a controller
abort. Remove the + 1 as this can cause issues.
For example, when talking to a part that will auto-increment a read
address, having the +1 can unknownly move this address pointer further
than anticipated.