Where is linux/spi/spi-engine.h, included by ad4630c?

Please see here:

https://github.com/analogdevicesinc/linux/blob/master/include/linux/spi/spi-engine.h

Not all parts of the spi-engine are mainline yet -

https://github.com/Xilinx/linux-xlnx/blob/master/drivers/spi/spi-axi-spi-engine.c

https://github.com/Xilinx/linux-xlnx/blob/master/Documentation/devicetree/bindings/spi/adi%2Caxi-spi-engine.txt

-Michael

Thanks. That got me past spi-engine.h.  Now there are also other IIO functions like iio_buffer_remove_sample() that are not in iio/iio/buffer.h or iio/iio/triggered_buffer.h, and constants like IIO_DEVICE_DIRECTION_OUT that don't seem to be found by the include files in the driver source.

I am running the linux-xlnx kernel 5.10.  Are these missing things provided by additional Analog Devices patches to the kernel source?  Will I get all the necessary pieces if I integrate meta-adi into my build?

ddickerhoof said:

I am running the linux-xlnx kernel 5.10.  Are these missing things provided by additional Analog Devices patches to the kernel source?  Will I get all the necessary pieces if I integrate meta-adi into my build?

You don't have that code because it's not upstream. That means that support is only present in ADI kernel which is what will be used by meta-adi so yes, you will get all the needed APIs if you use meta-adi. But note that meta-adi (or yocto) is not really meant to be used as a development infrastructure but as a build system. This to say that is a bit cumbersome to do development under a petalinux enviroment (you can always try to create an sdk or esdk though).

ddickerhoof said:

Now there are also other IIO functions like iio_buffer_remove_sample() that are not in iio/iio/buffer.h or iio/iio/triggered_buffer.h, and constants like IIO_DEVICE_DIRECTION_OUT

But actually, IIO output buffer support is already mainlined, just not in 5.10. It was introduced in 5.16.

- Nuno Sá