The following three device controller inside a320 SoC are Soft IP which are also used by other SoC products. Here we suggest to move those header files out from a320 SoC folder into drivers folder. This change should provide header file sharing with multiple SoC.

Macpaul Lin (3): ftpmu010: move ftpmu010 power controller to drivers/power folder fttmr010: move fttmr010 controller to drivers/timer folder ftsdmc020: move ftsdmc020 sdram controller to driver/misc folder

Some of these hardware function blocks in a SoC also used by another SoC may have only header files in U-boot. Some of these header files were used only in assembly such as lowlevel_init.S. Some of these hardware drivers provide both C level functions and assembly definitions which could be organized as drivers or could be used directly as assembly commands.

However, if U-boot could access "drivers" folder as another "include PATH" just like "include" might be a good solution to avoid writing something like the following line. #include "../../../../drivers/timer/fttmr010.h"

The other solution is to collect these kind of source codes into a specific folder in "include", such as "include/faraday". But I think this method cannot help people to recognize the difference class of the devices.

I'm not sure if add CPPFLAGS += -I$(TOPDIR)/drivers into "$(TOPDIR)/config.mk" is reasonable.

Just trying to give some suggestion.

Best regards, Macpaul Lin