drivers: i2c: i2c_xilinx_axi: switch to DEVICE_MMIO API #99163
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Switch the Xilinx AXI I2C device driver to use the DEVICE_MMIO_... macros instead of directly using the physical base address from the device tree. This allows the driver to work on SoCs with an MMU, such as the Zynq-7000. Signed-off-by: Simon Maurer <[email protected]>
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Switch the Xilinx AXI I2C device driver to use the DEVICE_MMIO_... macros instead of directly using the physical base address from the device tree. This allows the driver to work on SoCs with an MMU, such as the Zynq-7000.