fby3.5: bb: Optimize CPLD update

[DelphineChiu]

Summary:

• Modify struct variable name.
• Define delay time.
• Define LSB to MSB function and add explaining comment.

Test Plan:

• Build code: Pass
• Update CPLD: Pass

Log:

1. Check update CPLD is successful.
   root@bmc-oob:# fw-util slot1 --version bb_cpld
   BB CPLD Version: 00030E05
   BB CPLD Version After activation: 00030E05
   root@bmc-oob:# fw-util slot1 --force --update bb_cpld Y35CBB_E06.rpd
   Failed to get board revision ID
   slot_id: 1, comp: f, intf: 0, img: Y35CBB_E06.rpd, force: 1
   Set fan mode to manual and set PWM to 70%
   OnChip Flash Status = 0xFFFFFE00., slot_id 0x1, sectype 0x1, intf: 0x10, read 143360 bytes.
   Erase sector SUCCESS.
   Erase sector SUCCESS.
   updated cpld: 100 %
   Elapsed time: 57 sec.
   Set fan mode to auto and start fscd
   Force upgrade of slot1 : bb_cpld succeeded

root@bmc-oob:~# power-util sled-cycle
packet_write_wait: Connection to 192.168.88.24 port 22: Broken pipe

root@bmc-oob:~# fw-util slot1 --version bb_cpld
BB CPLD Version: 00030E06
BB CPLD Version After activation: 00030E06

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[GoldenBug]

There is a swap32() function in the /common/dev/pex89000.c file. Can we move this outside that file and use it for all swaps?

static void swap32(uint32_t *d)
{
   if (!d)
     return;

  uint32_t t = ((*d >> 24) & 0xFF) | ((*d >> 8) & 0xFF00) | ((*d << 8) & 0xFF0000) |
  	     ((*d << 24) & 0xFF000000);

  *d = t;
}

[SaraSYLin]

Hi @GoldenBug ,
Thanks for your suggestions.
We check the function and think they are doing different things.

SWAP_LSB_TO_MSB() changes 2 bytes and the minimum unit of change is a bit.
For example, origin data 0xA2(1010 0010) after change is 0x45(0100 0101).
However, swap32() changes 8 bytes, and the minimum unit of change is a word.
For example, origin data 0x100000A2 after change is 0xA2000010.

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