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board: intel_adsp_ace15_mtpm: Enable AEC mock module by default #8496

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@yongzhi1 yongzhi1 commented Nov 18, 2023

This patch enables Google RTC mock module by default for CI build tests, etc.

Also avoid manually applying the changes each time to build the FW for AEC sanity check.

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Hmm, not sure about this, whatever is in this conf gets shipped to upstream as-is.

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yongzhi1 commented Nov 22, 2023

Hmm, not sure about this, whatever is in this conf gets shipped to upstream as-is.

We have RTC_AEC defined in mtl.toml, so AEC enabled tplg will load successfully and exposed to user space, but we cannot use "DMIC0 RTC AEC" without a mock module.

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If it's in the toml, then the cat is already out of the bag. No harm in this I guess, but if we hit binary size issues, this will be high on the list of modules to drop.

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Hmm, I see build errors in CI, please take a look @yongzhi1

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@marcinszkudlinski @ranj063 good for you ?

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LGTM, but lets see if Marcin/Ranjani also ready or do we have other dependencies to merge 1st for topology or DP.

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SOFCI TEST

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Hmm, I see build errors in CI, please take a look @yongzhi1

The build errors should be fixed in current main now, thanks,

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@yongzhi1 there was an issue last week, if CI results dont improve can you rebase and force-push. Thanks.

@yongzhi1 yongzhi1 force-pushed the build-aec branch 2 times, most recently from f3281b1 to a872a43 Compare November 27, 2023 17:55
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yongzhi1 commented Nov 27, 2023

@yongzhi1 there was an issue last week, if CI results dont improve can you rebase and force-push. Thanks.

Oh, the code is broken again due to a62b7cf

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Fixup submitted #8536

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@yongzhi1 there was an issue last week, if CI results dont improve can you rebase and force-push. Thanks.

Oh, the code is broken again due to a62b7cf

EDIT: Fixup submitted #8536

Fix now merged, can you try force push now ?

This patch enables Google RTC mock module by default for CI build tests, etc.

Signed-off-by: Yong Zhi <[email protected]>
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Maybe we can use the following one already done by @marcinszkudlinski
c90eb8b

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Maybe we can use the following one already done by @marcinszkudlinski c90eb8b

Do you mean close this PR ? if so , pls close. Thanks !

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yes. please close this.
I'm still waiting for feedback from 007 before proceeding with AEC upstream.

@yongzhi1 yongzhi1 closed this Dec 6, 2023
@yongzhi1 yongzhi1 deleted the build-aec branch December 6, 2023 19:34
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