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rdn2: configure system counter implementation defined registers
On RD-N2 and variant platforms, the system counter should increment at 1GHz as per SBSA requirement. With the refclk at 125Mhz, these platforms require a per-tick system counter increment of 8. This increment value has to be programmed in the implementation defined registers of system counter control register frame. So provide the table of impdef register offsets and its corresponding values in the gtimer module config data. It is SCP firmware that configures the system counter register frame and so the table is supplied as config data to only the SCP firmware. For the MCP firmware, update the system counter increment frequency as 1GHz. Signed-off-by: Thomas Abraham <[email protected]> Change-Id: I1a1a1562d7dbd5a06ec6adcca1a6e9c1f75f878b
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