nuttxpr commented on PR #15695:
URL: https://github.com/apache/nuttx/pull/15695#issuecomment-2614193925

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   No, this PR does not fully meet the NuttX requirements as presented.  The 
Impact and Testing sections are incomplete placeholders.  While the Summary 
section identifies *what* changed, it lacks crucial context:
   
   * **WHY**:  Why is this change necessary?  What problem does it solve?  Is 
`spin_lock_irqrestore` buggy?  Is this a performance optimization?  The 
justification is missing.
   * **HOW**:  A more detailed explanation of *how* the change works is needed. 
 What are the implications of switching to `raw_spin_lock_irqrestore`?  What 
are the differences between the two functions?  Does this change affect 
interrupt handling?
   
   **To make this PR compliant, the following needs to be addressed:**
   
   * **Summary:**  Expand on the *why* and *how* of the change.  Link a 
relevant NuttX issue if this addresses a reported bug or implements a requested 
feature.
   * **Impact:**  Fill out all relevant sections.  Consider impacts on 
interrupt latency, real-time performance, and potential race conditions. Even 
if the answer is "NO" for most, explicitly stating so is helpful.
   * **Testing:**  Provide specific details about the testing environment (Host 
OS, compiler version, target architecture, board, configuration).  Include 
actual logs demonstrating the behavior before and after the change.  Simply 
stating that it "works as intended" is insufficient.  Show evidence.  What 
tests were run?  Were there any performance benchmarks?
   
   
   Example of an improved Summary:
   
   > The current implementation using `spin_lock_irqrestore` can lead to 
excessive interrupt latency in certain scenarios [link to NuttX issue if 
applicable]. This change replaces it with `raw_spin_lock_irqrestore`, which 
directly manipulates the interrupt state without additional overhead. This is 
expected to reduce interrupt latency and improve real-time performance.  The 
difference between the two functions is that `spin_lock_irqrestore` [explain 
the difference, e.g., handles nesting, etc.], whereas 
`raw_spin_lock_irqrestore` [explain its behavior].
   
   
   By providing this missing information, the PR will be much easier to review 
and merge.
   


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