Linux 3.3 was released earlier this week. Aside from a few regmap related updates it was an extremely quiet release for the ASoC framework, the next few releases look like they will be much more active: Conversion of a number of CODEC drivers to use regmap directly. This is especially beneficial for drivers for devices […]
Linux 3.3 was released today. This was the biggest release for the regulator API for quite some time thanks to the contribution of device tree bindings for the API by Rajendra Nayak, the first substantial framework update for a long time, but otherwise was fairly quiet: OpenFirmware bindings for the core and for the fixed regulator […]
After the rush of new features in version 3.2 this has been a fairly quiet cycle for the regmap API, the main change being the wider usage by drivers. In terms of development of the subsystem itself this release sees: Introduction of a generic interrupt controller for regmap based devices, this is already used by […]