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ovmerge.py is a reimplementation of ovmerge in Python. It should be identical, output-wise, compared to the Perl original. To enable the creation of related tools, the parsing and DT manipulation parts of the utility have been placed in ovmerge_engine.py. Signed-off-by: Phil Elwell <phil@raspberrypi.com>
Reinvent overlaycheck as a Python utility that, for the most part, replaces the pairing of ovmerge as a preprocessor and separate passes for each test with the internalisation of the DT as a data structure on which the various checkers work. The end result has been a new bug found (apds9660 wasn't referencing its pinctrl node) and a two thirds reduction in run time. Signed-off-by: Phil Elwell <phil@raspberrypi.com>
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Reinvent overlaycheck as a Python utility that, for the most part,
replaces the pairing of ovmerge as a preprocessor and separate passes
for each test with the internalisation of the DT as a data structure
on which the various checkers work. The end result has been a new bug
found (apds9660 wasn't referencing its pinctrl node) and a two thirds
reduction in run time.