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Merge series from Herve Codina <herve.codina@bootlin.com>: The qmc_audio driver supports only audio in interleaved mode. Non-interleaved mode can be easily supported using several QMC channel per DAI. In that case, data related to ch0 are sent to (received from) the first QMC channel, data related to ch1 use the next QMC channel and so on up to the last channel. In terms of constraints and settings, the interleaved and non-interleaved modes are slightly different. In interleaved mode: - The sample size should fit in the number of time-slots available for the QMC channel. - The number of audio channels should fit in the number of time-slots (taking into account the sample size) available for the QMC channel. In non-interleaved mode: - The number of audio channels is the number of available QMC channels. - Each QMC channel should have the same number of time-slots. - The sample size equals the number of time-slots of one QMC channel. This series add support for the non-interleaved mode in the qmc_audio driver and is composed of the following parts: - Patches 1 and 2: Fix some issues in the qmc_audio - Patches 3 to 6: Prepare qmc_audio for the non-interleaved mode - Patches 7 and 8: Extend the QMC driver API - Patches 9 and 10: The support for non-interleaved mode itself Compared to the previous iteration, this v2 series mainly improves qmc_audio_access_is_interleaved().
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