uint32_t hw_digctl_writeonce; /* 0x060 */uint32_t reserved_writeonce[3];Just mark all this crap as "reserved" and be done with it.
If that's good enought, that will save me some work next time.
uint32_t hw_digctl_dbg; /* 0x0e0 */uint32_t reserved_hw_digctl_dbg[3];uint32_t reserved2[4];Just like this :)
I copied it from how it's done in regs-power.h: "Reserverd" for whole areas not being used, "reserved_name[3]" where one might expect to find a set, clear and toggle register.
Yep, looks fine.
btw you don't have to send a cover letter for a single patch.
The cover letter was an accident. I'm still in the process of learning how git send-email works. There's a lot of clever things in there, working for you if you know how it works, but against you if you don't.
Though this series should contain a subsequent patch that'll fix all usage of DIGCTL registers.
Nobody was using DICTL registers yet. I could have sent the magic address repair (where macros are replaced with registers defined here) as a separate patch but I didn't expeact that to be necessary.