On Friday 23 October 2009 17:43:18 Richard Retanubun wrote:

I am sorry if this has been asked before, It does not appear so on the mailing list archive.

I'd like to replace do_reset function with my own custom one, (i.e. resetting by not petting an external hw watchdog).

In previous discussion, http://lists.denx.de/pipermail/u-boot/2007-January/018848.html

Wolfgang seems to favor creating a custom-board specific command (e.g. wdreset) and calling that but If I do that, I have to replace all instances of do_reset that matters to my board. It seems simpler to simply 'hijack and replace/enhance' the existing 'do_reset' to do my bidding.

Is there a recommended way of doing this? Any chance of adding something like this:

/cpu/$some-cpu/cpu.c

do_reset() {

#ifdef CUSTOM_BOARD_RESET custom_board_reset(); #endif;

<normal do_reset command> }

This way each board can define their own "call_custom_board" function.

#ifdef's are the past. weaks are in!

the Blackfin port already does: void board_reset(void) __attribute__((__weak__)); ... if (board_reset) board_reset(); ...

the bf537-stamp uses this to make sure some pins are driven low to workaround weak pull ups in the hardware -mike