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...a PC reference? You'll see these in the next section.
...a PC reference? You'll see these in the next section.


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The functions <code>__is_2bit_pmmode_regl_enabled</code> and <code>__is_3bit_pmmode_regl_enabled</code> check if a regulator is enabled based on those pin maps, and the <code>pmmode</code> value as read out from the PMMODE registers.
The functions <code>__is_2bit_pmmode_regl_enabled</code> and <code>__is_3bit_pmmode_regl_enabled</code> check if a regulator is enabled based on those pin maps, and the <code>pmmode</code> value as read out from the PMMODE registers.


For every <code>i</code> from 0 to 7 (<code>REGL_PMMODE_VAL_MAX</code>): * get the PM reg shift by <code>PMMODE_2BIT_PMx_MASK & i</code> (PMMODE_2BIT_PMx_MASK == 3) * if this <code>i</code> gives a value through <code>setval & i</code> in set0 or set1, then the value of whether the regulator is enabled is calculated using <code>PMMODE_2BIT_PMx_MASK & (pmmode[inx] >> shift)</code>, where <code>inx</code> is increased for every value where <code>PMMODE_2BIT_PMx_MASK & i</code> == 3.
For every <code>i</code> from 0 to 7 (<code>REGL_PMMODE_VAL_MAX</code>):
 
* get the PM reg shift by <code>PMMODE_2BIT_PMx_MASK & i</code> (PMMODE_2BIT_PMx_MASK == 3)
* if this <code>i</code> gives a value through <code>setval & i</code> in set0 or set1, then the value of whether the regulator is enabled is calculated using <code>PMMODE_2BIT_PMx_MASK & (pmmode[inx] >> shift)</code>, where <code>inx</code> is increased for every value where <code>PMMODE_2BIT_PMx_MASK & i</code> == 3.


In normal words: if the mode corresponding to the pin in ''any'' of the PMMODE registers is ON, then the regulator is on.
In normal words: if the mode corresponding to the pin in ''any'' of the PMMODE registers is ON, then the regulator is on.
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This one's similar to the previous function:
This one's similar to the previous function:


For every <code>i</code> from 0 to 7 (<code>REGL_PMMODE_VAL_MAX</code>): * If the value is in set0 or set1, set the value to <code>PMMODE_ON</code>; otherwise, use '''<code>dsm_pmmode</code>''' (a variable passed at init time). Oooh, DSM again! * Figure out the shift and register like before. * Add the value to a temp variable by ORing <code>val << shift</code> to it.
For every <code>i</code> from 0 to 7 (<code>REGL_PMMODE_VAL_MAX</code>):
 
* If the value is in set0 or set1, set the value to <code>PMMODE_ON</code>; otherwise, use '''<code>dsm_pmmode</code>''' (a variable passed at init time). Oooh, DSM again!
* Figure out the shift and register like before.
* Add the value to a temp variable by ORing <code>val << shift</code> to it.


Here's the thing: <code>dsm_pmmode</code>... is the mode value provided in <code>__bcmpmuldo_set_mode</code>.
Here's the thing: <code>dsm_pmmode</code>... is the mode value provided in <code>__bcmpmuldo_set_mode</code>.
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