| commit | cf589857476ae2cf37100e626b20ef2c5104b2d6 | [log] [tgz] |
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| author | Li Cao <irvingcl@google.com> | Thu Apr 18 03:55:35 2024 +0800 |
| committer | GitHub <noreply@github.com> | Wed Apr 17 12:55:35 2024 -0700 |
| tree | c52d02f2211ba840e8797395eb37ffd68d7d4979 | |
| parent | a234addb133aacdc527dfd7d3ba18923d42c7ef7 [diff] |
[spinel] breakdown radio spinel (#10025) The commit separates the spinel handling from other rcp specific handling in `RadioSpinel` by putting the spinel handling into a new class `SpinelDriver`. The purpose is to make the spinel handling reusable in further change (for new architecture). `SpinelDriver` has the following functions: 1. Co-processor initialization 2. Send a spinel command to the co-processor without waiting 3. Drive the processing of received spinel frames. But it will not do the actual handling. In this commit, `SpinelDriver` is added as a member of `RadioSpinel` and `RadioSpinel` uses `SpinelDriver` to implement some of the existing functions. With `SpinelDriver`, it is possible to implement a new RadioSpinel-like module that provides non-blocking APIs (No `WaitResponse` is used). Note that there is a private, simpler version of `WaitResponse` in `SpinelDriver` which is only used during Co-processor initialization. The initialization process of spinel is still blocking.
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