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smmu: add optional platform cap for CMDQ and EVENTQ - #609
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Allocating queues at the maximum depths advertised by SMMU_IDR1 can make buffer clearing excessively slow on emulation platforms. Allow platforms to define SMMU_SW_QUEUE_LOG2_MAX and cap each queue independently during probing. Default to 0x1FU to preserve existing hardware-advertised sizes. Signed-off-by: Gowtham Siddarth <gowtham.siddarth@arm.com> Change-Id: I3ad83d20b0bf22188d22b8ff557a7a4457c65d3e
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Allocating queues at the maximum depths advertised by SMMU_IDR1 can make buffer clearing excessively slow on emulation platforms.
Allow platforms to define SMMU_SW_QUEUE_LOG2_MAX and cap each queue independently during probing. Default to 0x1FU to preserve existing hardware-advertised sizes.
Change-Id: I3ad83d20b0bf22188d22b8ff557a7a4457c65d3e