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Merge "ARM: dts: msm: Add support for cpu clocks for msm8937"

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Qualcomm Technology Inc MSM8939 CPU clock tree

clock-cpu-8939 is a device that represents the MSM8939 or MSM8952 CPU
subsystem clock tree. It lists the various power supplies that need to be
scaled when the clocks are scaled and also other HW specific parameters like
fmax tables, avs settings table, etc.

Required properties:
- compatible:		Must be one of "qcom,clock-cpu-8939" or
			"qcom,cpu-clock-8952"
- reg:			Pairs of physical base addresses and region sizes of
			memory mapped registers.
- reg-names:		Names of the bases for the above registers. Expected
			bases are:
			"apcs-c0-rcg-base", "apcs-c1-rcg-base",
			"apcs-cci-rcg-base", "efuse", "efuse1", "efuse2"
- vdd-c0-supply:	The regulator powering the little cluster
- vdd-c1-supply:	The regulator powering the big cluster
- vdd-cci-supply:	The regulator powering the CCI cluster
- qcom,speedX-bin-vY-ZZZ:
			A table of CPU frequency (Hz) to voltage (corner)
			mapping that represents the max frequency possible
			for each supported voltage level for a CPU. 'X' is
			the speed bin into which the device falls into - a
			bin will have unique frequency-voltage relationships.
			'Y' is the characterization version, implying that
			characterization (deciding what speed bin a device
			falls into) methods and/or encoding may change. The
			values 'X' and 'Y' are read from efuse registers, and
			the right table is picked from multiple possible tables.
			'ZZZ' can be c1, c0 or cci depending on whether the table
			is for the big cluster, little cluster or cci.
Optional properties:
- qcom,cpu-pcnoc-vote:  Boolean to indicate cpu clocks would need to keep
			active pcnoc vote.
Example:
	clock_cpu: qcom,cpu-clock-8939@f9015000 {
		compatible = "qcom,cpu-clock-8939";
		reg = <0xf9015000 0x1000>,
		      <0xf9016000 0x1000>,
		      <0xf9011000 0x1000>,
		      <0xf900d000 0x1000>,
		      <0xf900f000 0x1000>,
		      <0xf9112000 0x1000>;
		reg-names = "apcs-c0-rcg-base", "apcs-c1-rcg-base",
			     "apcs-cci-rcg-base", "efuse", "efuse1",
				"efuse2";
                vdd-c0-supply = <&apc_vreg_corner>;
		vdd-c1-supply = <&apc_vreg_corner>;
		vdd-cci-supply = <&apc_vreg_corner>;
		qcom,speed0-bin-v0-c0 =
			<         0 0>,
			< 384000000 1>,
			< 787200000 2>,
			<1286400000 3>;
		qcom,speed0-bin-v0-c1 =
			<         0 0>,
			< 384000000 1>,
			< 787200000 2>,
			<1785600000 3>;
		qcom,speed0-bin-v0-cci =
			<         0 0>,
			< 150000000 1>,
			< 300000000 2>,
			< 600000000 3>;
		clocks = <&clock_gcc clk_gpll0_ao>,
			<&clock_gcc clk_a53ss_c0_pll>,
			<&clock_gcc clk_gpll0_ao>,
			<&clock_gcc clk_a53ss_c1_pll>,
			<&clock_gcc clk_gpll0_ao>,
			<&clock_gcc clk_a53ss_cci_pll>;
			clock-names = "clk-c0-4", "clk-c0-5",
			"clk-c1-4", "clk-c1-5",
			"clk-cci-4", "clk-cci-5";
		#clock-cells = <1>;
};
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		#clock-cells = <1>;
	};

	clock_cpu: qcom,cpu-clock-8939@b111050 {
		compatible = "qcom,cpu-clock-8939";
		reg =   <0xb111050 0x8>,
			<0xb011050 0x8>,
			<0xb1d1050 0x8>,
			<0x005c00c 0x8>;
		reg-names = "apcs-c0-rcg-base", "apcs-c1-rcg-base",
			    "apcs-cci-rcg-base", "efuse";
		vdd-c0-supply = <&apc_vreg_corner>;
		vdd-c1-supply = <&apc_vreg_corner>;
		vdd-cci-supply = <&apc_vreg_corner>;
		clocks = <&clock_gcc clk_gpll0_ao_clk_src>,
			 <&clock_gcc clk_a53ss_c0_pll>,
			 <&clock_gcc clk_gpll0_ao_clk_src>,
			 <&clock_gcc clk_a53ss_c1_pll>,
			 <&clock_gcc clk_gpll0_ao_clk_src>;
		clock-names = "clk-c0-4", "clk-c0-5",
				"clk-c1-4", "clk-c1-5",
				"clk-cci-4";
		qcom,speed0-bin-v0-c0 =
			<          0 0>,
			<  806400000 1>,
			<  902400000 2>,
			<  998400000 3>,
			< 1094400000 4>;

		qcom,speed0-bin-v0-c1 =
			<          0 0>,
			<  998400000 1>,
			< 1094400000 2>,
			< 1248000000 3>,
			< 1401000000 4>;


		qcom,speed0-bin-v0-cci =
			<          0 0>,
			<  400000000 1>,
			<  533333333 2>;
		#clock-cells = <1>;
	};

	msm_cpufreq: qcom,msm-cpufreq {
		compatible = "qcom,msm-cpufreq";
		clock-names = "l2_clk", "cpu0_clk", "cpu1_clk", "cpu2_clk",
				"cpu3_clk", "cpu4_clk", "cpu5_clk",
				"cpu6_clk", "cpu7_clk";
		clocks = <&clock_cpu clk_cci_clk>,
			 <&clock_cpu clk_a53_bc_clk>,
			 <&clock_cpu clk_a53_bc_clk>,
			 <&clock_cpu clk_a53_bc_clk>,
			 <&clock_cpu clk_a53_bc_clk>,
			 <&clock_cpu clk_a53_lc_clk>,
			 <&clock_cpu clk_a53_lc_clk>,
			 <&clock_cpu clk_a53_lc_clk>,
			 <&clock_cpu clk_a53_lc_clk>;

		qcom,governor-per-policy;

		qcom,cpufreq-table-0 =
			 <  998400 >,
			 < 1094400 >,
			 < 1248000 >,
			 < 1344000 >,
			 < 1401000 >;

		qcom,cpufreq-table-4 =
			 <  806400 >,
			 <  902400 >,
			 <  998400 >,
			 < 1094400 >;
	};

	cci_cache: qcom,cci {
		compatible = "devfreq-simple-dev";
		clock-names = "devfreq_clk";
		clocks = <&clock_cpu clk_cci_clk>;
		governor = "cpufreq";
		freq-tbl-khz =
			<  400000 >,
			<  533333 >;
	};

	blsp2_uart1: uart@7aef000 {
		compatible = "qcom,msm-hsuart-v14";
		reg = <0x7aef000 0x200>,