Hi Marek,
On 10/09/2015 10:42 PM, Marek Vasut wrote:
In nios2, we don't skip the flushing when the inputs are not aligned
like that of arm926ejs. We always flush all cache lines in the range,
even if a single byte to flush is in request. So the inputs are rounded
to get the lower and upper cache lines range inside the cache flush
functions. The caller need not be aware of the detail.
This is incorrect and all the places which produce these unaligned cache
operations must be fixed.
I take a look into the cache flush operations in every arch of u-boot.
It turns out that the arm926ejs is the only platform that does such
cache line range check and skip. All other ARM and all other arch don't.
And the cache flush in Linux don't.
Best regards,
Thomas
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