Fix typo that caused us to misassign parents.

ok patrick@

Change the set_parent() interface to pass the full parent specification
(including the phandle).

ok patrick@

Add an API to configure clocks to specific pre-assigned values. These
values are defined in the device tree and make sure that all clocks
needed for controller and driver operation are configured as expected.
This allows modifying a clock's rate and parent. For now expect that
a parent clock is on the same controller as the muxed one.

ok kettenis@

Introduce OF_getindex() API and use it to replace multiple instances of
pretty much identical code.

ok visa@

Return -1 if we try to set the frequency of a clock but couldn't find it.

Add functions to assert/deassert all reset signals for a device.

Fix two small bugs in the new reset API code.

Add an API to set the clock frequency.

Add a reset signal API alongside the clock API.

Implement interfaces to disable clocks and add interfaces that enable or
disable all clocks for a device. The latter interfaces are useful for
devices that have multiple clocks that don't have specific names/purposes
such as sxiahci(4).

Add a minimal clock "framework". Build it on armv7.

ok patrick@

Change the set_parent() interface to pass the full parent specification
(including the phandle).

ok patrick@

Add an API to configure clocks to specific pre-assigned values. These
values are defined in the device tree and make sure that all clocks
needed for controller and driver operation are configured as expected.
This allows modifying a clock's rate and parent. For now expect that
a parent clock is on the same controller as the muxed one.

ok kettenis@

Introduce OF_getindex() API and use it to replace multiple instances of
pretty much identical code.

ok visa@

Return -1 if we try to set the frequency of a clock but couldn't find it.

Add functions to assert/deassert all reset signals for a device.

Fix two small bugs in the new reset API code.

Add an API to set the clock frequency.

Add a reset signal API alongside the clock API.

Implement interfaces to disable clocks and add interfaces that enable or
disable all clocks for a device. The latter interfaces are useful for
devices that have multiple clocks that don't have specific names/purposes
such as sxiahci(4).

Add a minimal clock "framework". Build it on armv7.

ok patrick@

Add an API to configure clocks to specific pre-assigned values. These
values are defined in the device tree and make sure that all clocks
needed for controller and driver operation are configured as expected.
This allows modifying a clock's rate and parent. For now expect that
a parent clock is on the same controller as the muxed one.

ok kettenis@

Introduce OF_getindex() API and use it to replace multiple instances of
pretty much identical code.

ok visa@

Return -1 if we try to set the frequency of a clock but couldn't find it.

Add functions to assert/deassert all reset signals for a device.

Fix two small bugs in the new reset API code.

Add an API to set the clock frequency.

Add a reset signal API alongside the clock API.

Implement interfaces to disable clocks and add interfaces that enable or
disable all clocks for a device. The latter interfaces are useful for
devices that have multiple clocks that don't have specific names/purposes
such as sxiahci(4).

Add a minimal clock "framework". Build it on armv7.

ok patrick@

Introduce OF_getindex() API and use it to replace multiple instances of
pretty much identical code.

ok visa@

Return -1 if we try to set the frequency of a clock but couldn't find it.

Add functions to assert/deassert all reset signals for a device.

Fix two small bugs in the new reset API code.

Add an API to set the clock frequency.

Add a reset signal API alongside the clock API.

Implement interfaces to disable clocks and add interfaces that enable or
disable all clocks for a device. The latter interfaces are useful for
devices that have multiple clocks that don't have specific names/purposes
such as sxiahci(4).

Add a minimal clock "framework". Build it on armv7.

ok patrick@