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Apparently, downstream drivers are allocating devices using DT_NODELABEL(alh0) and DT_NODELABEL(alh1) on a node with compatible intel,alh-dai. These represent something like "channels" within the device. This is a strange choice. It would be better to do something like have a property with the count of "channels", or one child node per channel. It is also a dtc error to have duplicate node names like this, and will be an error in Zephyr's dtlib soon. For now, work around this representation issue by replacing it with something equivalent that doesn't have duplicate nodes. The representation should be addressed at some point, but not by me. Signed-off-by: Martí Bolívar <marti.bolivar@nordicsemi.no> |
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